0 Percentage of Americans aged 55–64 have less than $100,000 saved.
0 Minimum percentage experts generally recommend saving of income throughout your working life to retire comfortably.
0 Percentage of near-retirees that have withdrawn early from their retirement accounts to cover expenses in the last 2 years.
“Trade with purpose, not impulse.”
➡ Focus on structured setups, data-driven entries, and predefined exits instead of emotional reactions.
“Precision beats prediction.”
➡ In options trading, consistent edge comes from risk control and timing - not guessing direction.
“Build your edge: Plan, Execute, Review, Repeat.”
➡ Create a repeatable system using metrics like ATR, volume, and trend bias - then refine it through disciplined journaling and analysis.
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FAQ

How much money do I need to retire comfortably?

Everyone’s number is different. A good rule of thumb is to replace about 70–80% of your pre-retirement income. Use tools like the 4% withdrawal rule to estimate how long your savings could last.

What’s the difference between a traditional IRA and a Roth IRA?

A Traditional IRA gives you an upfront tax deduction, but withdrawals are taxed in retirement. A Roth IRA uses after-tax dollars, but your future withdrawals are tax-free. Roth IRAs also have contribution limits and eligibility requirements.

Can I use options in my IRA or retirement account?

Yes, many brokers allow covered calls or cash-secured puts in IRAs, depending on your trading approval level. High-risk or margin-based strategies are usually restricted. This is not financial advice, so check with your financial professionals.

What’s the best strategy for beginners in options trading?

Start with covered calls, cash-secured puts, or vertical spreads. These provide limited risk and clear structure while helping you learn how time decay and volatility affect price.

How risky is options trading?

Options can be high-risk or low-risk, depending on your strategy. Selling covered calls or buying protective puts are safer approaches, while naked selling and leverage increase risk. Always define your maximum loss before entering a trade. This is not financial advice, so check with your financial professionals.

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