CCS
CENTURY COMMUNITIES, INC.
stock NYSE

Sell covered calls and cash secured puts. Slow and steady. Wheel is a great place to start. Manage risk, when you’re disciplined and want to get back into day trading small accounts look into credit spreads using the CCS and PCS profits only. Never go below your account starting point, once it goes below you stop trading and wait till the long stocks come back up.

1 of 2 -- the "good" and the "ugly", starting with the "ugly"--
I opened 10x DAL CCS 77.5/85 for 2026-06-18 for $0.98/contract credit -- but accidentally in the wrong account (taxable LLC, not the intended destination of IRA). The "ugly" comes from the fact that I also traded (successfully) in DAL CCS in a taxable account so any loss I would make in LLC would be the worst kind of "wash sale" as the loss will not be deferrable. Ugh -- this one I would blame me 70% and Fidelity interface 30%.
So my thought is to close it the moment it becomes any amount green (it is very slightly red as of EOD today), as there is no such thing as a wash sale if there is no loss. At 35DTE on a relatively tame stock like DAL, that seems like decent odds. What would be y'all's "pain threshold" for closing at a loss plus the tax headache?