Tired of guessing market direction?
HOW AM OPTIONS HELPSUse market-neutral starting structures and defined rules instead of building the plan around a directional forecast.
New: Watch the free Stop Starting Over class before choosing your strategy.
Market-neutral. Defined-risk. Rules-based.
Options Income Strategies Built for the Market You Actually Get
Complete trading plans for weekly, monthly, and high-volatility opportunities — built around clear management rules and realistic screen time, without requiring you to predict every market move.
Full-time options trader since 2006
Real-money results documented after commissions and fees
Teaching rules-based strategies since 2011
The problems these strategies were designed to solve
Does This Sound Familiar?
Many options traders are not short on effort. They are short on a clear, repeatable process they can follow when the market moves differently than expected.
No time to watch charts all day?
HOW AM OPTIONS HELPSMost strategies are designed around brief, scheduled position checks rather than constant screen-watching.
Frustrated by inconsistent decision-making?
HOW AM OPTIONS HELPSFollow clearly defined entry, management, risk, and exit rules instead of reinventing the process trade by trade.
Unsure what to do when a position becomes uncomfortable?
HOW AM OPTIONS HELPSManagement decisions are planned before the trade is under pressure, so you are not improvising in the moment.
The common foundation
Strategies Built Around How Real Traders Work
With the exception of HV7's specific high-volatility signal, Amy's core strategies are designed to be deployed on a repeatable weekly or monthly cadence across a wide range of market conditions. The plan is built to manage change inside the trade—not send you searching for a replacement every time the market shifts.
Repeatable Cadence—Not Perfect-Setup Hunting
A14, TimeEdge, and TimeZone are weekly processes. AIC-22 is monthly. You do not need to wait for one narrow market environment before following their planned cadence.
Built to Be Managed Through Market Changes
Each strategy defines what movement is normal, what actually requires a response, and when the opportunity is over. A changing market is not automatically a reason to abandon the strategy.
Different Approaches That Build Broader Skill
Different structures, Greeks, capital requirements, and management techniques can expand how you understand options. The strategies may react differently to the same market, while each remains a complete process on its own.
The key distinction: more than one strategy can broaden your knowledge and choices. It is not a signal to switch strategies every time market conditions change.
The distinction that matters
A Complete Strategy Is More Than a Trade Setup
The options structure is only the starting point. A complete strategy also defines how the trade is entered, sized, monitored, managed, and exited.
AM Options Complete Strategies
A Trade Setup by Itself
Complete entry, capital, management, risk, and exit plan
May explain the structure without defining the full process
Management decisions established before the trade is under pressure
Adjustments often added only after the position becomes uncomfortable
Designed to continue under its own rules as market conditions change
A difficult period may send the trader searching for a different setup
Course training, real examples, trade logs, and private student communities
Limited context or support after the setup is introduced
A documented real-money case study
Real Money. One Strategy. A Documented Result.
Starting with $80,000, Amy generated $81,097 in net profit after commissions and fees over approximately nine months using the A14 strategy.
$80,000Starting trading capital
$81,097Net profit after commissions and fees
Approximately 40Completed trades
This was a real-money account documented trade by trade — not a hypothetical or backtest. It is Amy’s individual result, not a promise of what another trader will earn. Its value is in showing what consistent execution of one complete, rules-based strategy can look like over time.
Truck Series Finale — inline video embed placeholder. Replace with the final video embed before launch.
Three clear ways to begin
Choose the Path That Fits What You Need Now
Start with one complete strategy, build a broader weekly collection, or own the complete library. You do not need to learn or trade everything at once.
START WITH ONE
Individual Strategy
Choose the strategy that best fits your goals, capital, timeframe, and preferred management style. Every strategy stands on its own as a complete trading process.
Starting at $399
Compare Individual StrategiesCOMPLETE WEEKLY COLLECTION
Weekly Strategy Bundle
Four courses covering three distinct weekly approaches. Each can stand on its own through varied markets; together they broaden the structures, management techniques, and options knowledge you can develop.
$1,495
Explore the Weekly BundleBEST OVERALL VALUE
Complete Strategy Library
Five distinct approaches taught through six courses. Add weekly, monthly, and selective high-volatility training for broader cadence, capital, and management choices—not as a market-timing menu.
$1,995
Explore the Complete LibraryA14, TimeEdge, TimeZone, and AIC-22 are designed for repeatable deployment through changing markets. HV7 is the one selective, signal-based exception. You never need to learn or trade everything at once.
Already own one or more strategies? Use the customer-specific completion offer sent by email before purchasing so you do not repurchase what you already own. Contact support with questions.
Why learn from Amy?
Built by a Retail Trader for Real-World Trading
I'm Amy Meissner.
I have been trading options full-time since 2006 and teaching rules-based options strategies since 2011.
I did not come from Wall Street. My earlier background in software development and project management shaped how I approach trading: define the objective, identify the risks, build the complete process, test it honestly, and make the rules repeatable.
I trade the strategies I teach, and I believe difficult trades and discretionary mistakes should be examined honestly - not hidden.
Full-time options trader since 2006
Teaching since 2011
Market-neutral, defined-risk focus
Complete plans designed for limited screen time
Since 2006Trading options full-time
Since 2011Teaching rules-based strategies
5 strategiesWeekly, monthly, and high-volatility approaches
Real accountsTrades the strategies she teaches
Student feedback
What Traders Say About Learning From Amy
Comments from traders who have studied and used Amy’s rules-based strategies.
★★★★★
"The structure of the trades and, most importantly, the management philosophy have helped hone my trading skills and attenuate the emotional effects of market moves and trading results."
SSSid S. — A14 + TimeEdge student
★★★★★
"Purchased several courses from you and am re-familiarizing myself with A14. Absolutely love it. Thanks again for all the help and insights throughout the years."
JRJon R.
★★★★★
"The trade is brilliant. I would highly recommend it. I've recommended it to friends who are pretty new options traders and they've had success with it."
BBBill B.
★★★★★
"Being busy, I really appreciate a trade that I don't have to watch all day and is easy to adjust. I have already made 30x the cost of the class."
CDChris D.
Prefer to begin with one complete strategy?
Choose the Strategy That Fits You
Each strategy is designed as a complete process—not a temporary answer to one market environment. Compare cadence, structure, capital considerations, management style, and the context behind its published performance.
A14 Weekly Strategy
Amy's flagship weekly strategy, designed around a market-neutral starting point, defined rules, and once-daily monitoring.
Timeframe: WeeklyManagement: Defined adjustments as neededOffers: A14 Core or A14 Complete
View historical snapshot
About 85%reported win rate
229%net profit in a 15-month live trading period
1 check/daytypical monitoring
A14 figures combine the published live-development period and current reported strategy statistics. Results vary and are not guaranteed.
TimeEdge
A simple delta-neutral weekly time-spread approach built for clarity, short-duration trades, and a maximum of one adjustment.
Timeframe: Typically 3-5 daysManagement: Once daily; one maximum adjustmentBest fit: Traders who value simplicity
View historical snapshot
Up to 90%historical backtest win rate
100%–200%published annual return potential
3–5 daystypical duration; one maximum adjustment
Published TimeEdge figures are based on manual historical testing with specified trade size, commissions, and methodology. They are not a forecast.
TimeZone
A more proactive calendar and diagonal approach with a two-part entry and multiple structured management paths.
Timeframe: Short-duration weekly opportunitiesManagement: More flexible and proactiveBest fit: Traders who want more choices
View historical snapshot
Up to 87%historical win rate
100%+published return potential
Since 2016historical testing across multiple market periods
TimeZone results include different test periods and trading frequencies. See the individual page for methodology and assumptions.
AIC-22
A longer-cycle, asymmetric condor designed around defined risk, defensive structure, and a different income profile from the weekly strategies.
Timeframe: MonthlyManagement: Longer trade cycleBest fit: Traders seeking monthly deployment
View historical snapshot
90%published historical win rate
2018–2025current historical test period shown
Monthlytypically one deployment per month
Manual historical testing includes the March 2020 COVID crash period. Past performance and simulated results are not guarantees.
HV7
A specialized strategy activated only when its high-volatility conditions appear, with predefined entry and exit rules and no adjustments after entry.
Timeframe: Event-drivenManagement: No-touch after entryBest fit: Select elevated-volatility opportunities
View historical snapshot
99%published 2012–2022 historical win rate
About 2–3 daysaverage trade duration
0 adjustmentsafter entry
HV7 is the exception to the repeatable weekly/monthly cadence: it is traded only when its high-volatility signal qualifies.
Historical snapshots use different live and backtest periods, trade sizes, assumptions, and methodologies and are not directly comparable. They are shown for context—not as promises or projections. See each individual strategy page for full methodology.
Still have questions?
Frequently Asked Questions
That depends on your preferred timeframe, available capital, management style, and whether you want a weekly, monthly, or event-driven approach. Use the strategy cards above or watch the Stop Starting Over class. If you already know what fits you, begin with one. If you want several weekly approaches, consider the Weekly Strategy Bundle. If you want every current strategy, choose the Complete Strategy Library.
No. The strategies begin from market-neutral or near-neutral structures and use defined rules rather than requiring a directional forecast. Market awareness still matters, but the plan is not built around guessing whether the market will rise or fall next.
No. A14, TimeEdge, TimeZone, and AIC-22 are each designed to be managed through a wide range of market conditions using their own complete rules. You may eventually add another strategy because you want a different structure, cadence, capital profile, or management style—not because every market change requires you to start over. HV7 is the exception because it is used only when its specific high-volatility signal qualifies.
Most strategies are designed around limited monitoring. A14 and TimeEdge are generally checked once daily. TimeZone is more proactive and offers additional management choices. HV7 is no-touch after entry, while AIC-22 has a longer monthly trade cycle.
These strategies work best for traders who understand basic options terminology and know how to enter and manage multi-leg positions on their trading platform. Newer traders can still do well if they are willing to learn the fundamentals, work through the course carefully, and practice in a paper account before trading live. They are not intended as a first introduction to options, but the rules and examples are designed to make each strategy as clear and approachable as possible.
Capital requirements vary by strategy, position size, broker, and options approval level. Some strategies have smaller-position or lower-margin versions. Every trader should review the course requirements, paper trade first, and size conservatively.
A14 Complete includes the first month of A14 Alerts under the current individual offer. Alerts are not included in the Weekly Strategy Bundle or Complete Strategy Library. Eligible A14 students can add the separate Alerts subscription if they choose.
Existing students may qualify for special completion pricing on eligible individual courses. Use the customer-specific link and coupon sent by email before purchasing. The public Weekly Strategy Bundle and Complete Strategy Library already include their own bundle discounts.
Each course includes the complete strategy training, class recordings, supporting materials, practical examples, and access to the applicable private course community. The exact bonuses and materials vary by course and are listed on its sales page.
Choose the depth that fits you
Ready to Trade With More Structure and Less Guesswork?
Start with one complete strategy, build a broader weekly collection, or own the full AM Options library. Each path gives you structured training and a complete trading plan for the strategies you choose. No alert subscription is required.
