Above its strike, a sold put is a claim on time. Below it, the put behaves like stock, and every dollar the stock falls costs you a dollar. This guide shows one tool that locks the loss where it stands, what it costs, and the situations where it must not be used.
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One real trade from the course developers' own record: three puts sold at a strike of 35 on a business they were willing to own, and twenty-nine trading days that went the wrong way. The guide shows what a sold put becomes below its strike, the short synthetic that would have locked the loss where it stood, the moment on the chart where it would have gone on, and what it would have cost, before and after spreads.
The lock needs a margin account. If you trade in a cash account, the guide still shows you the shape of a defense: a line decided before the trade, a trigger you can read off a chart, and an action whose cost you can estimate before you act. The tools a cash account allows are in the course.
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Educational material, not financial advice. Options selling carries substantial risk, including the loss of more than the premium received.
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The synthetic lock is one tool inside the third pillar of our method, active trade defense, and it is the aggressive profile's tool: it needs a margin account, real-time attention during US market hours, and the ability to act within 30 to 60 minutes. The conservative toolkit, rolling, conversion to spreads, position swaps, assignment and covered calls, and the discipline of accepting a loss, runs on the same logic with tools a cash account allows. Both are taught in the course, after the screening and sizing that come first.
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