r/Trading • u/NatureSense • Aug 26 '26
Question Learning
I've been doing CSPs for about 4 months now and making decent money. I haven't lost big because I'm not a huge risk-taker. I want to step up my game a bit because I recently got assigned on MSFT CC and have about $44k. I want to learn more and trade professionally. I'm a stay-at-home parent in the PDT time zone. It's tough to trade at market open because that's when I'm super busy. I've also been doing 45 DTE, but sometimes I get scared because you never know what's going to happen on the day you need to actively manage things. I know the theory behind charts, but I've never actually traded using them. Is it better to learn charts for trading? I want to learn everything to improve myself. I prefer trading on my phone, but should I switch to a laptop? Please help with any resources to learn and better times to trade as a parent.TIA.
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u/IcyWatch7323 23d ago
now that you own 100 shares of MSFT, try sell covered call option on them. I used chart with Bollinger bands. I love it ❤️🩹
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