Options income, systematized

Noria

Systematic options-income software for self-directed traders.

How it works

A stock replacement, an income engine, and a hard limit

Three ideas make up the core strategy. No performance promises here — just the mechanics.

LEAPS replace the shares

Instead of buying 100 shares, Noria tracks a deep in-the-money, long-dated call. It moves like the stock but ties up far less capital.

Short calls generate income

Against that position, Noria sells short-dated out-of-the-money calls on a rolling cycle, collecting premium and managing rolls and assignment risk along the way.

The Critical Rule is never bypassed

Spread width must exceed the net debit paid, on every trade, every roll. It's enforced in code, not just policy — the one thing that keeps this a defined-risk position.

Track record

Real trades, percentages only

Every closed trade below comes from the operator's own personal account activity — no dollar figures, no position sizes, no account details.

Past performance is not indicative of future results. The results shown are the personal trading results of Noria's operator, are not audited, and are not typical. Noria is software for self-directed traders: its screens, signals, and automations are generated by rules you configure, and its outputs are not personalized investment advice or recommendations tailored to your circumstances. You are solely responsible for your trading decisions. Options involve substantial risk and are not suitable for all investors.

Premium-cycle trades (short calls, cash-secured puts) show the percent of collected premium kept. Closed positions (LEAPS, spreads) show percent return on cost. Both are net of estimated fees.

Completed positions only — open positions and their in-progress cycles are not shown.

Closed Ticker Strategy Kind Holding days Result

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