When you sell puts, a rich premium can look like opportunity. It can also be a warning. This guide gives you the one question that helps screen out weak candidates before capital is committed.
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It is built around one question we think belongs at the front of every put you consider selling: if you are assigned, would you be willing to own this stock, at this price? It is a simple filter, and it quietly removes a surprising number of trades that look attractive only because the premium is wide.
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Educational material, not financial advice. Options selling carries substantial risk, including the loss of more than the premium received.
The ownership test is a practical starting filter in our broader safety-first method for selling options, which also covers covered calls, the wheel, position sizing, and how to defend a position that moves against you. The test asks whether you would be willing to own the shares if assigned.
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