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Sales past 12 months: $290K
- Dec: $25K
- Jan: $26K
- Feb: $8K
- Mar: $9K
- Apr: $43K
- May: $59K
- Jun: $25K
- Jul: $14K
- Aug: $21K
- Sep: $12K
- Oct: $17K
- Nov: $29K
Profit: $256K
https://twitter.com/dvassallo/status/1333888186762678274?s=2...
Selling weekly covered calls on stocks in my equities portfolio, 2k per week, super passive.
Selling weekly covered calls on stocks in my equities portfolio, 2k per week, super passive.
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/rinum/rows-and-tables-t...
The stock market has had a ridiculous year. I'm mostly dull indicies, with a middling adventurous fund that has more than doubled in the last year; my investments increased by about 30% overall. My investments brought home more money than I did (I've been in full-time employment throughout) and I'm starting to wonder if Piketty wasn't on to something. Utterly passive and zero effort on my side; I just do what they sa…
Of course, it's not just this year. Anyone who has been able to have a significant of money in the market over the past ten years with any reasonable diversification strategy has done more than OK--even if they've been somewhat conservative.
I made a watermarking software 10 years ago, still makes 1000$ every month, with almost zero work. http://watermark-image.com :)
Not bad. I see many people who mention a SaaS, books, a website, etc. and a lot of the time it doesn't look all that passive for the typically small amount of income it brings in. Nothing wrong with any of these things of course. They're just not really a passive income stream. Of course, very few things are truly passive, especially things that have minimal risk to the original capital.
These days it is a few minutes a few times a week, doing support.
Provides HTTP/S and TCP tunneling and is a comprehensive alternative to ngrok. I started it in Jan 2019. $4.3k ARR in 2020.