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EPISODE · Feb 17, 2026 · 8 MIN

How to Control NVIDIA for $0 (The 1-1-2 Free Ride Strategy)

from Wealth and Health Podcast · host David Jaffee

How do you participate in NVIDIA's upside for $0 out of pocket? In this episode, I break down the 1-1-2 Call Spread strategy, also known as the "Free Ride" strategy. This is an institutional-grade options structure that lets you control premium stocks like NVIDIA, Microsoft, and Apple without tying up capital. Here's how it works: ✅ Step 1: Buy a call debit spread (e.g., buy the $175 call, sell the $180 call) for ~$2. ✅ Step 2: Sell 2 short-dated naked puts below the current price (e.g., two $145 puts) to collect ~$2 in premium. ✅ Step 3: Net cost = $0. You now have free upside participation. If the stock rallies, your call spread profits and your puts expire worthless. If the stock dips, you acquire shares at a discount. Both are designed outcomes. I also cover critical risk management: why you must keep your puts short-dated (7-21 DTE), why you should never apply this to meme stocks, and how to manage position sizing. This is how professionals structure trades to maximize capital efficiency. Visit https://beststockstrategy.com to receive $400 of free training and learn more advanced strategies.

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