Covered Call

I built a safety-first automated options trading tool focused on generating income through covered calls on stocks I own and cash-secured puts. The system connects to a brokerage account and applies strict filters before entering trades, including delta between 0.05 and 0.15, 7 to 14 days to expiration, VIX levels, a minimum volatility risk premium ratio of 1.10, open interest, bid-ask spread, implied volatility of at least 30 percent, avoidance of earnings and event risk, RSI readings, position sizing limits, and checks for existing underwater positions. The strategy avoids the wheel to prevent assignment and instead layers options premium on top of long-term stock ownership for compounding growth. Exit rules include taking profits at 50 percent and cutting risk if delta reaches 0.30. What are the strengths and potential improvements of this systematic approach to options income generation?

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