Author Archives: Liquid Independence
December options trading review I received $1,586 in premiums selling options in December. This brings my total premiums earned to $10,732 for the entire year. 🙂 I made one bad trade in October, selling a TD covered call. That move cost me $358 this month as I rolled my TD call option from $88 strike to $92,… Read More »
So long 2021 What a year it has been. No matter if you switched jobs, made money in the markets, or faced financial hardships, it’s fitting to say that this has been a year of change for many people. Personally it has been an incredible year for myself and my wife. In terms of income we both made… Read More »
This true story I found in an online journal depicts the magic of compounding and the impact behavior has on our finances. Grace Groner and Richard Fuscone Grace Groner was orphaned at age 12. She never married. She never drove a car. She lived most of her life alone in a one-bedroom house and worked her whole career… Read More »
Abundance starts with intention They say how you spend your days is how you spend your life. That’s why it’s important to stop and reflect on your habits once in awhile. 🙂 Here are some things to help attract wealth into your life. Maybe you’re already familiar with them. But here’s a friendly reminder that many good things… Read More »
November options trading review I received $1,579 in premiums selling options in November. 😀 This is a new record high for me. Yay! For the first time ever I had my options assigned. I will discuss what those were, and what I plan to do with those stocks next. 🙂 First, here are the detailed trading transactions below.… Read More »
Home buying guide for low income households Are you renting in an expensive city but want to buy your own property? If so, this new video is for you. It focuses on a hypothetical couple in Vancouver, but could be relevant to any other growing city. Anyone can afford to become a homeowner, even those making the minimum… Read More »