Curated Wheel List

Wheel Under $50

The sweet spot. Most retail wheelers run accounts where $50 strikes (≈$5K collateral per CSP) are the most capital-efficient way to spread risk across multiple positions. This list mixes the best ideas from under-$25 with mid-tier names like UBER, AFRM, GM, PYPL, and select financials and materials. No small-cap energy traps. No regional banks. Just liquid, recognizable, wheel-friendly underlyings.

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Selection Criteria

  • Trading under $50 per share
  • Active weekly options with deep open interest
  • Recognizable, widely-followed names
  • Excludes small-cap energy, regional banks, biotechs, SPACs
  • Diversified across at least 8 sectors

Who This List Is For

Most retail wheelers — accounts in the $10K–$50K range running multiple wheels at once.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Why is $50 the sweet spot for the wheel?

A $50 strike requires roughly $5,000 in collateral per cash-secured put. That's the right size to diversify across 5–10 positions in a typical retail account without overconcentrating any single name.

What makes a stock 'wheelable' on this list?

Three things: (1) you'd be okay owning it at the strike, (2) the option chain is liquid with tight spreads, and (3) the implied volatility is elevated enough to pay you for the risk you're taking.

Can I use this list with the OptyTrades screener?

Yes — every name on this list is preloaded as a built-in watchlist in the OptyTrades screener. Sign in and select 'Wheel Under $50' from the watchlist dropdown to see live wheel scores, IV, and entry signals.

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