The Story of OptionsGeek Andy
Before joining OptionsGeek, Andy followed a path many investors take. He turned to YouTube, learned by doing, and dove head-first into trading. That approach can accelerate learning, but it can also become expensive when the risks are not fully understood.
One strategy that caught Andy’s attention was The Wheel, a popular options-selling approach heavily promoted online. But instead of simply copying the strategy, Andy wanted to understand whether it actually made sense for him.
After joining OptionsGeek, Andy completed an initial hour of coaching and wanted to go deeper. This session became a full breakdown of The Wheel, including the risks, the tradeoffs, the institutional perspective, and the issues most investors are never taught to think about.
These are the major issues I help Andy understand:
With Andy’s permission, I’m sharing the coaching session so you can see the process for yourself. Then, watch his transformation 10 months later...
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What Did Andy Choose & How Is He Doing?
Andy Decided Against The Wheel.
Instead, he chose UOA, Unusual Options Activity, a strategy designed to identify where sophisticated investors may be making unusually large options bets.
But UOA is not as simple as following a large options trade.
Experience matters.
I spent years on both sides of these trades: first as an options market maker negotiating with some of the largest hedge funds in the world, and later as Head Trader at a multibillion-dollar hedge fund making investment and trading decisions from the other side.
That experience changes how you interpret unusual options activity, what you pay attention to, and what you ignore.
And for Andy, it made a difference.
10 Months Later...
I sat down with Andy again.
This time, listen to how he talks about his trades. Notice the confidence, the process, and the way he thinks through an opportunity.
It's my pleasure to reintroduce a...
"NEW," More Knowledgeable & More Confident
OptionsGeek Andy
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Andy Put in the Work.
Do You Have To?
Andy learned how to evaluate opportunities for himself. He studied the setups, took notes, built a process, and became more confident in the decisions he was making.
That is one path.
But most investors do not have the time or desire to research every stock, study options activity, compare setups, choose the option, and manage every trade from scratch.
You can still learn the process without doing all of the work yourself.
That is exactly why I created Winning Picks Premium.
I do the research, identify the opportunities, evaluate the risks, and narrow the field down to the trades I believe are worth considering.
As you follow the ideas, you can see how the process is applied in real time and learn along the way.
The goal is to make the path easier without taking away the opportunity to become a better investor.
NOTES FROM ANDY'S DAILY PROCESS

These are text messages and photos Andy sent to update me.









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