What's launching on September 21

I've been building toward this for months. Here's everything.

On September 21, The Option Premium relaunches as one complete platform:

• A new website, rebuilt from the ground up and far easier to navigate

• Live webinars for paid subscribers, recorded and archived. Live sessions where we go through the markets together in real time: current positions and how I'm managing them, adjustments as they happen, what the volatility picture is saying, and the questions you've sent in all week, answered on screen instead of in a reply. This is the closest thing to sitting next to me while I trade that I can offer without flying you to Vermont. Every session is recorded and archived in the hub, so missing one live costs you nothing, and the library of past sessions becomes a resource on its own.

• A private community hub for paid subscribers. This is the piece I've wanted longest. A dedicated space, on our own platform, where members talk to each other and to me directly. It's organized into channels by strategy, so the credit spread and iron condor conversations don't bury the Wheel discussions, and the PMCC threads have their own room. Post a position you're wrestling with and get real eyes on it, mine included. Ask the question you'd normally sit on for a week. See how other members are thinking through the same market you are. I'll be in there every day, and it's where the live Q&A sessions will happen. No Discord, no Facebook, no algorithm deciding what you see, and no third party monetizing your attention. One room, one door, ours.

• A growing video library for paid subscribers

• New portfolios inside Wealth Without Shares, with the same full transparency as everything else

• Courses covering every topic across all three publications. Classes begin in late fall.

All of it is included with Total Access. If you already know you're in, the door is here: Join Total Access at $995.

Who's teaching you this

For newer and older readers alike: I've made my living trading options for 25 years. Not as a hobby alongside a day job, and not as a marketer who discovered selling newsletters pays better than selling premium. Trading is how I've paid the bills through the dot-com bust, 2008, the 2020 crash, and every grinding sideways market in between. I learned the craft working side by side with one of the original CBOE market makers, and what he drilled into me is the same thing I'll drill into you: the math decides, not the story.

The strategies I use aren't mine and aren't secret. They're the same probability-based approaches that quant-minded professionals have quietly relied on for decades, and I taught them in three-day intensive classes in Chicago, the same strategies, unchanged, that I still trade today. If they needed reinventing every market cycle, they wouldn't be worth teaching.

What I'm known for is one thing: taking material that intimidates people and making it genuinely easy to understand. And underneath every strategy sits the discipline that actually decides who lasts in this business, sound risk management. Twenty-five years in, I'm convinced the strategy is maybe a third of it. Position sizing, patience, and knowing what you'll do when you're wrong are the rest. My job is to help you build all three.

The other half of my job is the analysis itself: first-class ideas and opportunities, seen through the eyes of an options professional. I don't scan headlines and I don't make predictions. I look at what the options market is actually telling us: where implied volatility is rich and where it's cheap, what IV rank and the expected move say about the opportunity in front of us, where the probabilities sit, whether the premium being offered justifies the risk being taken, and whether current conditions say act or wait. When something lines up, you get the whole trade: the reasoning, the numbers, the entry, the plan for managing it, and later the honest result, win or lose. That's the view I've spent 25 years learning to see, and it's the view you get in every issue.

But what readers say matters more than what I say about myself, so here it is in their own words: testimonials.

The offer: join Total Access before September 21 for $995 instead of $1,495, grandfathered at $995 for the life of your annual subscription.

I'm opening 100 seats for this. Here's why the number is small. I answer every email personally, I'll be leading every Q&A myself, and I want to genuinely know the people in that community hub. There's already a wonderful membership here, and 100 new members is the most I can welcome while still giving everyone, longtime and new, the attention you're paying for. When the seats fill, the offer ends, even if that happens before the 21st.

And in the spirit of being straight with you: I've offered this rate twice before, both times when the readership was a fraction of its current size. Most of you have never had the chance. So before a launch I've been looking forward to for months, I'm opening it one last time.

You'll hear from me Sunday in the regular issue, and once more on Monday answering your questions. Then your inbox goes back to its usual quiet. If you have a question in the meantime, just hit reply. I read and answer every one, and I'd love to hear from you.

And if you'd like one of the seats: Join Total Access at $995.

Probabilities over predictions,

Andy