OUST
Ouster, Inc.
stock NASDAQ

Ouster BlueCity with REV8 Lidar Wins Multimillion-Dollar Utah Traffic Modernization Expansion - OUST

Watch $OUST at the open. Could run on contract

Well done. How far otm were you selling CCs on OUST.

Trades I took today as an option seller (08/10):
**Assigned Positions**
* **OUST → $43 Call (opened 07/23) assigned.** Net profit on the wheel: **49.78%**. By far my most successful wheel candidate. I was assigned at **$42.50** and, after **8 rounds of covered calls**, the shares were finally assigned away. OUST consistently offered **high put and call premiums**, allowing me to generate substantial premium income even during periods when the stock declined. This reinforces the value of targeting **high Wheel Rank stocks with strong fundamentals**.
**Closed Positions**
* **ACMR → $70 Put (opened on 08/10)**, premium 2.70 **→** closed at 0.40. Net premium profit = 2.30 (\~85% of premium captured, \~3.3% of capital).
* **TTMI → $165 Call (opened on 07/17)**, premium 6.00 **→** closed at 1.00. Net premium profit = 5.00 (\~83% of premium captured, \~2.8% of capital). I was assigned TTMI at $175.
**New Positions**
* **ACMR → $75 Put expiry 08/28 (3 weeks DTE), premium 3.95 → 395/7500 = \~5.3%.** ACMR makes semiconductor cleaning equipments for chips, focusing on wafer-cleaning. They have been doing consistently well on earnings and now Q2 26 Net Margins are at around 30%. $70-$75 is a good support region.
You can identify the Wheel Rank of any stock in the ThetaHedge app. A higher Wheel Rank means more consistent put and call premiums over the last 3 months. You can try it for free at [https://app.thetahedge.io/](https://app.thetahedge.io/).
I keep sharing my trades in my account and the Excel file to my full list of positions is linked in my profile description in case anyone wants to see the whole portfolio. Happy to hear thoughts on my positions. What are you guys wheeling or watching right now?
*PS: Not financial advice. Do your own research.*

3k - SONY
1.5k - KRMN
$500 - OUST
I don’t mess with ETFs.
I’m about 50% NBIS, 30% OUST calls, 8% KRMN, and the rest is ELVA and FSLR options.
When you’ve identified the right companies and execute at the right entry, volatility doesn’t bother you.
I don’t own SONY calls any longer, but it fits your needs well.