Chillin', Cruisin', Watchin' the market. We are close to a bullish breakout for the market This means generally, there's nothing much you need to do except to HOLD ON! to your long term positions ​Your goal as an investor now is to maximize your profits as you are holding on for as much as humanly possible. Until when? A negative catalyst arrives.​ For now, I expect the negative catalyst to arrive in January / February of 2027. ​For now, we are enjoying the boat ride with beautiful sunshine.​ The sharks should come around Jan / Feb 2027. So watch out! :) I explained it in the latest coaching call for Investing Accelerator ​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​https://www.skool.com/invest-retire-community-1699/classroom/8932256b?md=3df8dbf92a5148fe8ad193148a0fa5e8 Cheers Eric --- Eric Seto, CPA, CIM ex-KPMG Auditor and Lecturer Founder of 5MinInvesting.com 📚 Here are the Monthly Passive Income resources: 💰 1. Latest Monthly Passive Income Trade https://5mininvesting.com/latest-mpi-idea/ 🎓 2. Free Investing Webinar https://5mininvesting.com/value-video-2-0/ 📈 3. Latest Weekly Coaching Call https://5mininvesting.com/latest-call/ 📊 4. Free Chart Course https://www.skool.com/invest-retire-community-1699/classroom/c1a58085 🎁 5. How to Join Investing Accelerator for Free https://www.skool.com/invest-retire-community-1699/how-to-join-investing-accelerator-for-free 🚀 6. Investing Accelerator Schedule a call with my co-founder Michael Leung to ensure you are a good fit: https://bit.ly/3GmRPbj Disclaimer: This communication is provided for educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice, a recommendation, or an offer to invest in any fund or strategy. No advisory relationship is formed by receipt of this content. Any references to strategies or markets are general in nature and do not reflect the performance of any client account or investment product.

Today, my order for PEP at $134.5 was executed and now I hold 25 shares of PEP. If continues to drop I will double up at ~$130. As I mentioned before, these days if I buy long term, for any position in high volatility stock I will buy something more defensive with a good dividend. Anybody else looking to PEP? Just to add, today seems that hit one of highest dividend yield in history.

Quick update on monthly passive income trade: COST recently posted strong earnings and bounced up from the lower Bollinger Band. It is also at a reasonably discounted price. COST has a win probability of 95%+ calculated in Investing Accelerator - COST - Net credit premium: $1.2 per contract pair ($120) - Capital needed per contract: $1,000 - Net return: 12% in 50 days Link to the exact trade (requires Premium plan or above) I put down the credit as $1.2. But depending on the market conditions, you might be able to get a better premium. Remember to start with the mid price of the bid and ask. If you don't have the Premium plan yet, click here to get it: https://www.skool.com/invest-retire-community-1699/plans Link to the classroom: https://www.skool.com/invest-retire-community-1699/classroom/d1ec5e15?md=d8441b5f20de46ba8017a53e2eaec762 For students of Investing Accelerator, please go to the student-only community Cheers, Eric

Hey Everyone, I’d love to get your thoughts on managing my AAPL covered call. I’m realizing that entering a covered call is the easy part—the exit and adjustment strategy is where I still have a lot to learn 😊 I own 100 AAPL shares with a cost basis of about $312. I originally sold a $315 call expiring Sep. 25, 2026, and later rolled it to a $325 call expiring Nov. 20, 2026. AAPL is now around $333, and the $325 call has about a 0.64 delta. I have a few questions: 1. If I let the shares get called away at $325, how would you evaluate whether that was a successful covered call trade considering the stock gain plus all premiums collected from the original call and roll? 2. My preference is to keep the 100 AAPL shares. Would you continue rolling the call up and out to a higher strike/later expiration? At what point does continuing to roll stop making sense? 3. This is what I’m struggling with most: when AAPL rises above my strike, I feel pressure to roll; when AAPL falls, the call loses value and I wonder whether I should buy it back. What rules or exit plan do you use to manage a covered call through different market movements? I’d really appreciate hearing how more experienced covered-call traders think about this. I’m trying to learn how to have an exit plan before entering the trade, rather than making decisions based on emotions afterward 🙏