How You Can Turn $15k Into Three Million And Retire Wealthy

If you can achieve a 20% compound annual growth rate, then you're done worrying about your financial future. You're all set, and you'll teach it to your kids and they'll be set too.

The reason that I choose 20% instead of something else like 80% or 800% is because 20% is achievable. Warren Buffet is able to return 20%+ per year and has done so for decades. The top hedge funds also seem to dial into some kind of return of around 20-30% and are able to continuously provide that return.

You can achieve this kind of return as well and retire wealthy.

1. Set your goal to 2% per month
2. Find stocks with options that return around that
3. Sell the options!

Here is an account that started off very slowly but over time increased allocation and now is 100% allocated to this option selling strategy. It is achieving a 20%+ CAGR calculated on a rolling 45 day period (because that's about how long it takes for the options to expire).

Tiblio Answers All Of Your Questions And Helps You Operate This Strategy In Just a Few Minutes Per Day

Questions Like...

1. How do I research which stocks to sell options on?
2. How do I choose which options to sell?
3. How do I know when to sell them?
4. How do I know when to close them to take profit or limit losses?
5. What is the worst thing that can happen? Can I blow up my account?

Let's focus on that last question.

What is the worst thing that can happen?

This strategy is actually one of the most sane strategies out there. When you sell put options, and don't worry, I will teach you every aspect of this strategy. When you sell put options though, the worst thing that can happen is that you buy 100 shares of the stock at the strike price of the option.

This means, that to the downside, this strategy CAN NOT do worse than the Buy And Hold strategy for the same stock.

So all of the same things that you're used to apply to this strategy just like they apply to the normal investment strategies like Dollar Cost Averaging and Buy and Hold strategies.

How Do You Find The Stocks?

Tiblio has a lot of fundamental screeners that provide all kinds of data to help you narrow down the stocks that will work best for your portfolio. Things like:

1. How likely is it that the company is going to file bankruptcy?
2. How profitable is the company?
3. What is the company's beta? How does it's price move in relation to the overall market?
4. What would be a fair value for the company using the Discounted Cashflow Model?
5. Is this stock considered over-valued in the current climate of high interest rates (difficulty borrowing money to stay afloat or grow)
6. And many many others!

How Do You Find The Options?

Finding stock options using your broker's software is extremely difficult because you have to look at each stock one at a time. You then have to take notes and compare them yourself.

Instead, with Tiblio, you can compare large batches of stock options and narrow down the absolute best next option to sell across your whole portfolio. And it only takes a few seconds!

How Do you Know When To Sell The Options?

We'll talk about this to! Knowing when and the mechanics of how to open a position to maximize your probability of realizing that 2%+ return on selling the stock option in the first place is very important.

We go over all of these things in our regular weekly and monthly lectures and provide lots of examples in our video library.

How Do you Know When To Close Positions?

Just as important as knowing when and how to open a position is knowing when and how to close one. Tiblio stays with you here providing tools that allow you to hone in on the best profit and loss points for you to close positions that work best with your stocks and your personal trading style.

Tiblio also provides the Trade Journal for you to log your trades. The trade journal analyzes your performance and provides the most important statistics front and center so you know immediately if something needs to change in your strategy.

All of our plans come with a 7 day trial period, cancel at any time and full refund within your first thirty days if it just isn't working out for you.

What About A Small Account?

Here is an example of a small account trading the wheel strategy for one year on DB, Deutsche Bank. It is returning a 17% CAGR ... ON A BANK. With only $7,000. Doing nothing but selling the right options.

This account started with roughly $6,000 a year ago and has grown to $7,700 today by selling put and call options on DB.

We know the Wheel Strategy is very effective. In that same time period DB stock has appreciated only ~9%. So we've effectively doubled that!

All we need then to achieve this success ourselves is a little help finding the options to sell and sticking to our plan. Tiblio helps with both of those things, and... if you have any questions about it at all, just reach out to support.

If you want to achieve wealth by the time you retire, you need stellar investment returns, like 20% stellar... consistently, over a long period of time. Sign up now, for your free 7 day trial and see how Tiblio will help you stay on track and save you boatloads of time.

Disclosures: Past performance is not indicative of future results. Options trading is not for everyone and includes huge risk. An investor could potentially lose all or more than the initial investment. See Disclosures linked in the footer of this web site.

This content is provided for informational purposes only and is not intended as financial advice, investment recommendation, or an endorsement of any particular security, strategy, or investment product. Tiblio is not a licensed financial advisor, broker, or investment professional. The investment ideas and opinions expressed herein are solely my interpretations and should not be construed as investment advice. Investing in the stock market involves risks, including the potential loss of principal. You are solely responsible for your investment decisions and should conduct your own research and due diligence. Consult with a qualified financial advisor before making any investment decisions. By reading this, you agree that I am not liable for any financial losses or damages incurred from using the information provided.

Actual trades for period ending 02/2024 for accounts mentioned in this article are available upon request.