Level 1
Income
$50/ month
For first-time option sellers
- A trade every morning at 7:05 AM New York time
- A text when it is time to close
- Planner that sizes each trade to your account
- In English or Vietnamese
Tiền chợ starts with everyday needs. Your goals can go further.
Tiền chợ means everyday grocery money — not much, but it comes in steadily. That's the income we aim for: small, regular, built with discipline. See how far it can take you.
Or enter your own number:
USD / month
You would need invested$100,0005.0% a month · $60,000 a year
The rate you picked works out to 60% a year. Option trading carries real risk and you can lose money. These figures are illustrations, not promises.
Case study: Coca-Cola, 1993
Get paid to wait, like Warren Buffett
In 1993, Warren Buffett collected $7.5 million by agreeing to buy Coca-Cola shares at a price he was willing to pay. Kiếm Tiền Chợ teaches you how this strategy works on a smaller scale.
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Choose a stock and your buying price
Buffett agreed to buy 5 million Coca-Cola shares for $35 each if the contract required him to buy before a set deadline.
Think of it as saying: “I’m willing to buy this stock for $35, and I’ll get paid for making that commitment.”
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Get paid upfront for that commitment
The buyers paid him $7.5 million for the right to sell their shares to him at $35. That protection works much like insurance against a falling stock price.
His commitment meant he could be required to spend $175 million buying the shares. For a beginner using this strategy, that means setting aside enough cash to cover the purchase.
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Keep the payment, with two possible outcomes
If the contract expires without a purchase: you keep the upfront payment. That’s what happened in Buffett’s example.
If you’re required to buy: you buy the shares at your agreed price and still keep the upfront payment.
The risk: the stock can keep falling after you buy.
Coca-Cola share price during the promise
| Item | Buffett, 1993 | You, Sep 17, 2026 |
|---|---|---|
| Stock | Coca-Cola | Robinhood (HOOD) |
| 1Price at the time | $40 | $109.71 |
| Price promised | $35 | $105 |
| 2Paid up front | $7,500,000 | $688 |
| Cash set aside | $175,000,000 | $10,500 |
| 3Return | ~4.3%, a few months | 6.6%, 43 days |
In the US stock market, this promise is called selling a Cash-Secured Put (CSP), and investors have been using this strategy to generate income for many years. Every morning we do exactly this for you: a solid stock, a price below today's, and the cash you collect.
DetailsWhat you actually do, in three steps
This is the whole job. Everything else on this page explains why it works.
Five minutes a day. That's it.
- No charts to watch
- No screen to stare at
- No sleepless nights
Real results from the signals we sent
Closed trades only, one contract each, before commissions.
5/6trades closed in profit (83%)
+$730total result since Aug 2026
15 daysaverage time in a trade
Result per trade
+$245PLTR
+$110TQQQ
-$160SOXL
+$80DRAM
+$370AMD
+$85TNA
See each trade
| Trade | Entry sent | Entry | Exit sent | Exit | Days | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| PLTR put $140, exp Sep 5 | Entry sentAug 12 | Entry$4.10 | Exit sentAug 26 | Exit$1.65 | +$245 | |
| TQQQ put $58, exp Sep 19 | Entry sentAug 14 | Entry$2.05 | Exit sentSep 2 | Exit$0.95 | +$110 | |
| SOXL put $88, exp Sep 19 | Entry sentAug 20 | Entry$3.60 | Exit sentSep 9 | Exit$5.20 | -$160 | |
| DRAM covered call $61, exp Sep 12 | Entry sentAug 27 | Entry$0.80 | Exit sentSep 12 | Exitexpired | +$80 | |
| AMD LEAP call $190, Jun 2027 | Entry sentSep 3 | Entry$22.40 | Exit sentSep 15 | Exit$26.10 | +$370 | |
| TNA put $56, exp Oct 2 | Entry sentSep 5 | Entry$1.70 | Exit sentSep 16 | Exit$0.85 | +$85 |
Past results do not guarantee future results. A sold put can be assigned: you may have to buy shares worth less than you paid.
Transparency
How we work, and what you get to see
From market data to the text on your phone, every step can be checked.
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Market data
Option prices for US stocks from the Charles Schwab option chain, stamped with the date we took them.
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Screening
Our software, assisted by AI, scans thousands of stocks each morning for the best premium relative to risk.
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The signal
One text at 7:05 AM New York time: ticker, promised price, expiration, premium and a suggested size for your account.
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The log
Every signal and every exit alert is recorded, losing trades included, and published in the Results section.
What we always do
- Show the date on every price and premium
- Publish losing trades next to winning ones
- Explain the risk of each trade in plain words
What we never do
- Hold or touch your money: it stays in your own brokerage account
- Promise a return
- Give personalized investment advice
A trader's experience. A software builder's approach.
After nearly a decade trading US stocks, Duc set out to make the approach he uses easy to understand and follow.
“Could I make the process simple enough for someone without a finance background to follow?”
The experience
“I have traded US stocks for close to ten years. It gave me the freedom to work and travel from anywhere. As a day trader I had good months, sometimes excellent ones, only to give the gains back. Being right often was not enough when a few losses could outweigh the wins.”
The turning point
“It came when I moved from buying options to selling them. As a buyer I needed direction, timing and the size of the move to line up, while time worked against me. As a seller I collect a premium in exchange for accepting an obligation. Buffett's Coca-Cola trade is what made it click.”
The tools today
“Our software and AI-assisted screening pick out contracts to sell each morning. I spend about five minutes placing my trade, then get on with my day. It is the simplest, most consistent approach I have used, and that is why I want to share it.”
Choose your plan
Level 2
Supercharge
$100/ month
For members with 6+ months of experience
- Everything in Income
- Coaching on using collected premium to buy long-dated options (LEAPs), for growth on top of income, with no set return promised
Level 3
Inner Circle
$200/ month
For larger accounts that want a second set of eyes
- Everything in Supercharge
- A coach reviews your positions and sizing
- A private channel
- First look at new research
Coaching means education, trade ideas and tools. It is not portfolio management and not personalized investment advice. Every decision, and every result, is yours.
Questions people ask first
All questionsWhat exactly am I selling?
A promise. You agree to buy 100 shares of a company at a set price, any time before a set date, and you are paid a fee (the premium) up front for agreeing. The trade is called a cash-secured put because you keep the cash to buy those shares ready in your account.
What happens if the price falls below my promised price?
You buy the 100 shares at the price you promised, and you keep the premium, so your real cost is the promised price minus the premium. The shares may be worth less than that on the day, and that loss is real. This is why we only suggest companies you would be content to own, in a size your account can carry.
How much money do I need to start?
One contract covers 100 shares, so the cash you set aside is the promised price × 100. In the Sep 17 snapshot above that ran from $3,700 (SMCI) to $52,000 (AMD). The planner shows which trades fit your account.
Is this guaranteed income?
No. The record above includes a losing trade, and there will be more. Rates on this page are averages or targets, not promises, and money invested can fall in value.
