Pro Tips · Oct 7, 2026

Cash-secured put sizing starts with your assignment bill

A hypothetical ••• premium can commit a ••• share purchase. Compare that obligation with your account, available cash and existing holdings before choosing a contract count.

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A cash-secured put starts with a promise: if assigned, you buy the shares at the strike price. Assignment means the option seller must fulfill that purchase. The premium is the payment received for accepting the obligation.

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