Hey, have you noticed that lately everyone keeps putting ETF inflows and the US stock market’s risk appetite in the same conversation—like price moves depend entirely on Wall Street’s mood? In fact, it’s just like options: the buyer always thinks they can catch the next burst, watching day after day as the time value gets siphoned away little by little, only to realize that the money all ends up going to the seller to make things easier for them. Put simply, selling options is like collecting rent—time is your friend. As for the buyer, they have to race against time, and they also have to pray the direction doesn’t end up wrong. I personally stick to being the seller—earning a little less is fine, at least I can sleep at night. Anyway, in a bull market, don’t just think about making quick money—getting sunburned isn’t something you can easily fix.