Peter Pru Podcast Show

I’m Peter Pru (Peter Prusinowski), and I teach busy people how to build income from the stock market without the hype, the day-trading, or staring at charts all day. Here you’ll find plain-English breakdowns of the strategies I actually use: cash-secured puts, covered calls, the wheel, dividend investing (SCHD and friends), covered-call ETFs like JEPI, and building a real monthly income floor. Some weeks that’s options. Some weeks it’s dividends or ETFs. It’s all the same goal, steady income, built slowly and on purpose. No screenshots of giant accounts. No income claims. No “get rich by Friday.” Just how this stuff actually works, so you can make your own informed decisions. Whether you’re brand new or already investing and want more structure, you’re in the right place. 🇺🇸 Faith. Family. Investing 🇺🇸 Income Investing For Real People Educational Only. Not Financial Advice.

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  Best Wheel Strategy Stocks For All Account Sizes (Dividend Payers)

  Sep 13, 20267 min

  ️ Register For A Workshop + Free Calculators & Watchlist: https://onlypeterpru.com/ark-options-workshop?utm_source=pod&utm_id=social Get Trade Ideas & Market Updates: https://theweeklywheel.beehiiv.com/ The wheel strategy works until you're assigned on a stock that cuts in half and never comes back — and that is not a strategy problem, it is an underlying stock selection problem, because chasing the highest premium almost always ends with owning something you had no business holding for six to twelve months. This video breaks down exactly why dividend-paying stocks and quality income ETFs like JEPI and JEPQ pass the assignment test that speculative high-IV names fail, why a flat or slightly down stock is actually the ideal wheel environment when a dividend is reducing your cost basis every quarter, and why the ETF layer removes single-stock event risk entirely while still generating put premium, monthly distributions, and covered call income from the same position. The wheel on meme stocks generates one income stream and a prayer — the wheel on quality dividend payers generates three income streams and a position you actually want to hold.

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  Goldman Sachs Just Bought SPYI and QQQI (Should You Still Own Them?)

  Sep 11, 20269 min

  ️ Register For A Workshop + Free Calculators & Watchlist: https://onlypeterpru.com/ark-options-workshop?utm_source=pod&utm_id=social Get Trade Ideas & Market Updates: https://theweeklywheel.beehiiv.com/ Goldman Sachs just paid up to $2.25 billion for a four-year-old ETF company that grew to $30 billion in assets — and the price alone tells you exactly how much institutional conviction exists in the derivative income ETF category that has compounded at over 70% annually since 2021. This video breaks down what the acquisition means for SPYI and QQQI holders, why Goldman chose to buy rather than build despite already running its own competing covered call ETFs in GPIQ and GPIX, and what the product overlap question between those funds and the NEOS lineup will reveal about where this space is heading in 2027 and beyond. The shareholder vote is a standard regulatory requirement when fund advisors change ownership — it is not a sign the funds are being wound down, and Goldman paid $2.25 billion specifically for the strategy, not to dismantle it.

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  I Ran The Wheel Strategy On SCHD (Was It Worth It?)

  Sep 10, 20269 min

  ️ Register For A Workshop + Free Calculators & Watchlist: https://onlypeterpru.com/ark-options-workshop?utm_source=yt&utm_id=social Get Trade Ideas & Market Updates: https://theweeklywheel.beehiiv.com/ Most SCHD holders think of it purely as a dividend vehicle — but SCHD's top holdings like Merck, Coca-Cola, Abbott, and Chevron all have liquid options chains that can generate a second income stream from the same universe of quality companies the ETF already screens for you. This video breaks down exactly how to layer cash secured puts on individual SCHD holdings when the setup is right — lower Bollinger Band, elevated implied volatility, no earnings crossing the expiration — while keeping the ETF running independently as the diversified income floor with its own separate capital. SCHD handles the diversification and growing dividend, the individual stock puts generate active premium on top of it, and the most common mistake running the combo is choosing the strike based on premium alone rather than on where you actually want to own the shares.

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  Building 5 Dividend Portfolio Using Only Aristocrats and Kings

  Sep 9, 20269 min

  ️ Register For A Workshop + Free Calculators & Watchlist: https://onlypeterpru.com/ark-options-workshop?utm_source=pod&utm_id=social Get Trade Ideas & Market Updates: https://theweeklywheel.beehiiv.com/ Dividend Aristocrats and Kings are the most elite income stocks in the market — but most of the celebrated names like Coca-Cola and Procter & Gamble yield 2% to 3%, and hitting 5% average yield from this group requires going deeper into the list toward names the market has assigned higher yields for very specific reasons. This video builds the exact four-position portfolio that gets there — Altria, Realty Income, Stanley Black & Decker, and AbbVie at a blended 5% yield — and explains honestly why each one yields more than the rest of the elite class, because the higher yield is not a reward, it is compensation for a structural risk that Coca-Cola and Procter & Gamble simply do not carry. The 5% is real and earned — the question is whether that specific combination of risks serves a 20-year income goal better than 3% from the most durable businesses on the planet.

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  The Covered Call ETF Lie Nobody Talks About (JEPQ, QQQI, GPIQ)

  Sep 8, 20268 min

  ️ Register For A Workshop + Free Calculators & Watchlist: https://onlypeterpru.com/ark-options-workshop?utm_source=pod&utm_id=social Get Trade Ideas & Market Updates: https://theweeklywheel.beehiiv.com/ JEPQ, QQQI, and GPIQ all pay impressive monthly distributions — but what none of the fund fact sheets show is that QQQ with no overlay at all returned 31% to 34% over the trailing 12 months while every one of these covered call funds trailed it, because the same overlay that generates the income also caps the upside that QQQ holders kept entirely. This video breaks down the honest total return comparison across all three, why QQQI's 14% headline yield produced the worst total return of the group while also distributing 98% return of capital in May 2026, and why GPIQ's partial overlay structure is the most honest version of this trade — lower yield, lower fees, more upside participation, and the closest total return to QQQ of the three. The case for these funds is monthly cashflow for investors who need it, not total return — and confusing the two is exactly what the headline yield number is designed to obscure.

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