What is the SPY Weekly Strategy? The Aeromir SPY Weekly Strategy is a focused options trading system for generating income using weekly SPY options. This SPY Weekly Strategy course targets consistent small gains through defined-risk positions on the S&P 500 ETF—rather than chasing large percentage wins, the approach focuses on high-probability trades with limited maximum loss designed for traders who want a specific, repeatable system for weekly options income.
Verified Deliverables:
- Complete SPY Weekly Strategy curriculum
- Video training modules
- Strategy rules and guidelines
- Trade management protocols
- Delivery: Mega & Google Drive
- Access: PC, Tablet, Mobile
- Lifetime access included
Why SPY for Weekly Options in 2025
SPY is the most liquid ETF in the world, tracking the S&P 500 index. High liquidity means tight bid-ask spreads (often just $0.01) and easy entry/exit at fair prices. Weekly options expirations every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday provide frequent opportunities. The underlying represents broad market exposure rather than single-stock risk. Institutional traders, market makers, and hedgers all trade SPY options, creating consistent price action patterns that strategies can exploit. Unlike individual stocks that can gap on earnings or news, SPY moves more predictably based on overall market sentiment. For traders wanting broader options education beyond this specific strategy, Base Camp Trading Explosive Growth covers additional options and stock techniques.
Technical Setup and Platform Configuration
Proper platform setup is essential for weekly options execution. Configure your options chain to display: bid/ask, mark price, delta, theta, and probability of expiring OTM. For thinkorswim, enable “Analyze” tab with profit/loss visualization showing break-even points. Set up the SPY chart with daily candles showing the 20-day moving average and Bollinger Bands (20,2) for range reference. Configure real-time Greeks display for position monitoring. Alert setup should include SPY price alerts at 1-standard-deviation levels and position delta alerts. Time settings matter: ensure your platform shows Eastern Time since SPY weekly options expire at 4:00 PM ET. For trade execution, use limit orders at natural price (mid-point) rather than market orders—SPY’s $0.01-0.02 spreads make this easy. The strategy requires a broker with competitive pricing on multi-leg options trades.
What the Strategy Covers
The Aeromir approach teaches a specific system for weekly options income rather than general education. Entry rules define exactly when to place trades—day of week, time of day, and market conditions required. Position sizing rules prevent overexposure to any single week’s outcome. Trade management shows when to adjust, when to take profits early, and when to accept losses. Exit rules eliminate emotional decision-making during trades. The mechanical nature allows consistent execution week after week. Traders wanting additional options strategies to complement SPY weeklies may find Amy Meissner A14 Advanced Weekly Option Strategy Workshop provides complete weekly options education covering multiple approaches.
Rule-Based Entry Logic: Weekly Trade Checklist
The strategy uses a systematic framework with specific parameters:
- Entry Day: Enter positions on Monday or Tuesday for Friday expiration
- Entry Time: Wait until after 10:00 AM ET for opening volatility to settle
- Strike Selection: Sell options at 1-standard-deviation distance (approximately 16 delta)
- Strategy Type: Iron condors or credit spreads depending on directional bias
- Premium Target: Collect at least 1/3 of wing width (e.g., $0.33 on $1-wide spreads)
- VIX Filter: Reduce position size when VIX > 25; avoid entirely when VIX > 35
- Economic Events: No new positions day before Fed announcements or jobs reports
- Position Size: Maximum 3-5% of account per week’s trades
- Profit Target: Close at 50% of max profit—don’t hold to expiration
Weekly Options Mechanics
Weekly options behave differently than monthly options. Time decay accelerates dramatically in the final days before expiration—theta can be 3-5x higher than monthly options. This rapid theta decay benefits premium sellers who can capture income quickly. However, gamma risk also increases—small price moves cause larger changes in option values. The strategy teaches using these characteristics rather than fighting them. Understanding weekly option Greeks allows positioning for probable outcomes while managing tail risk.
Monthly Options vs Weekly Strategy
| Aspect | Monthly Options | Weekly SPY |
|---|---|---|
| Trade frequency | 1x per month | Weekly |
| Time decay speed | Gradual | Rapid |
| Capital turnover | Lower | Higher |
| Adjustment time | Weeks to adjust | Days maximum |
Note: These parameters are optimized for normal market volatility (VIX 12-20). During market stress (VIX 25+), position sizes should be reduced by 50% or trading paused entirely.
Risk Management Protocol
Weekly options can move fast. The strategy includes specific rules for managing losing trades before they compound. Position size limits ensure no single week damages the account significantly. Stop rules define when to exit rather than hoping for recovery. Tracking performance allows identifying when the strategy works best and when to reduce activity. For traders interested in combining weekly options with day trading techniques, Simpler Trading 0DTE Options provides additional same-day expiration methods.
Expected Performance Parameters
The strategy targets consistent small wins rather than occasional large profits. Not every week is profitable—losses are part of the system. The goal is positive expectancy over many trades rather than winning every single position. Understanding realistic expectations prevents abandoning the strategy after normal losing streaks. The course covers what win rates (typically 70-80% on properly placed trades) and average trade sizes to expect based on the methodology.
Market Condition Filters
Not all weeks offer equal opportunity. The strategy includes filters for market conditions that favor or hinder the approach. High volatility weeks require different position sizing than calm periods. Major economic events like Fed meetings or jobs reports may warrant sitting out entirely. These filters prevent trading blindly regardless of conditions and protect capital during unfavorable environments.
About Aeromir
Aeromir specializes in options income strategies, focusing on defined-risk approaches for consistent returns.
Aeromir provides options trading education with focus on specific, repeatable strategies. The SPY Weekly approach represents a mechanical system designed for consistent application.
Portfolio Integration
The SPY Weekly Strategy can serve as a standalone income approach or complement other trading methods. Conservative traders may run this as their primary options activity. More active traders can combine it with directional trades or longer-term positions. The course covers how to integrate weekly income trades with broader portfolio management. Traders seeking diversified income approaches may also explore Cash Flow Investing Course for dividend and value investing techniques that complement options income.
Who This Course Is For
- Options traders who want a specific weekly income strategy
- Traders who prefer mechanical rules over discretionary decisions
- SPY/index options traders wanting a focused approach
- Income seekers who want defined-risk positions
- Anyone who wants a system rather than general education
For more options education, explore Options Trading courses on GeniTrader.
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Aeromir SPY Weekly FAQ
What is the SPY Weekly Strategy?
A mechanical options trading system for generating weekly income using SPY options with defined risk parameters.
Is this the complete strategy?
Yes. Full system with entry rules, management, and exits.
Do I need options experience?
Basic options understanding required. This is strategy-specific, not foundational education.
What account size is recommended?
$10,000 minimum for proper position sizing with 3-5% weekly risk allocation. Smaller accounts can trade the strategy with tighter size constraints.
What’s the expected weekly return?
Conservative execution targets 1-2% weekly on allocated capital during normal conditions. Some weeks will be losers—focus on monthly and quarterly results rather than individual weeks.
How do I access it after purchase?
Instant download link provided immediately after payment.
What if the download link doesn’t work?
Contact us and we’ll replace it within 24 hours.
Is there a refund policy?
Yes. 30-day money-back guarantee if files are corrupt or incomplete.
