Mammoth PremiumOptions education, in plain English
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Learn how options really work. Then practice before you trade.

Mammoth Premium is an education platform for selling puts and covered calls. Study real-market examples explained in plain English, explore every outcome at expiration, and practice with pretend money before you ever place a trade.

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XYZPut example
Strike $92, 8% below the stock price · premium $1.10 a share
Modeled chance it expires out of the money: 88%
ABCPut example
Strike $45, 10% below the stock price · premium $0.64 a share
Modeled chance it expires out of the money: 90%
LMNPut example
Strike $170, 7% below the stock price · premium $1.85 a share
Modeled chance it expires out of the money: 85%

Sample examples for education. Not live data or recommendations.

How it works

Learn it in three steps.

1

Study an example

Each example is one card in plain English: the strike, the premium, and how likely the option is to expire out of the money, with every term explained.

2

See what could happen

Drag a price and see how the trade ends at expiration: the option expires, the shares are assigned, or it closes at a loss.

3

Practice with pretend money

Try it in your practice account and watch it play out. Decisions about real trades stay yours, at your own broker.

What could happen?

Understand every outcome before you trade.

Drag the price and see how a sold put ends at expiration: it expires worthless, the shares are assigned slightly above break-even, or the position shows a loss. No formulas, just a plain-English explanation.

Example: a put on XYZ with a $92 strike and a $1.10 premium (stock at $100)

+$110The option expires worthless. The seller keeps the $110 premium.
LMN · 100 sharesyou paid $48.00 · today $50.20

Example: a call with a $55 strike and a $0.85 premium. If LMN closes above $55, the shares are called away at $55. If not, the shares stay and the option expires.

Sample figures for illustration.

Covered calls

Learn covered calls with shares you own.

Add the shares you hold and explore covered call examples with strikes above your cost, including what happens if the shares are called away and if they aren’t.

Learn the risks, too

Every example shows the risks, not just the upside.

Earnings dates

Examples on stocks that report earnings before expiration are left out, and you learn why earnings can move a stock sharply.

Concentration

One example per stock, with an explanation of why several positions on one stock can turn one bad week into several losses.

Managing losses

Your practice account closes trades that start going wrong, so you can see how an exit rule changes the outcome.

Early assignment

Covered call examples flag upcoming ex-dividend dates and explain why shares can be called away early.

Practice account

Pretend money. Real prices.

Every member gets a practice account. Try any example and follow it to the end: it expires, the shares are assigned, or it closes early. Learning what happens is the point.

Practice log (illustration)
  1. XYZ put · expired out of the moneyExpired
  2. ABC put · shares assigned, covered call nextAssigned
  3. LMN put · closed early by the exit ruleClosed early
Why Mammoth Premium

Straight answers, not hype.

Win rate is never the whole story

A high win rate can hide large losses. We always show it next to the full results, so you learn to judge a strategy honestly.

Estimates are labeled

When a number is modeled rather than quoted, you’ll see it marked. You always know what you’re looking at.

Your broker stays yours

Mammoth Premium never connects to your brokerage or places orders. You stay in control of every real trade.

Start learning with real-market examples.

Mammoth Premium is in private beta. Create an account and we’ll review it by hand, usually within a day or two.

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