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Live options scanner and books by internist and hospitalist Haseeb Aslam, MD. Cash-secured puts, covered calls, hospital medicine field guides, and physician financial independence.

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No signals. No courses. Educational only.

The Live Desk

The Premium Collector options scanner

Get paid to be the house, without becoming the gambler. A live options scanner for selling cash-secured puts and covered calls. Enter a ticker. See whether this is a decent moment to collect premium.

Cash-secured puts

Sell the put. Get paid to wait. Size it so one bad week does not end the account.

Covered calls

Own the shares. Collect the rent. Do not treat the market like a casino.

Enter a ticker

See the setup. Then you decide. No signals. No guaranteed returns.

Two rooms. One habit.

Same work on the ward and in a brokerage account: size the risk, act, leave a margin.

The floor

Pager. New labs. Family in the hall. Write a tight note. Leave a margin for what you do not know yet.

The market

Time decay. Defined risk. Premium like rent. Size the position. Leave a margin so one bad week does not end the account.

The teacher

Same job in both rooms. Cut to the move that changes the plan. Teach the reason. Stay solvent.

The books

Hospital medicine, physician finance, and metabolic health.

Markets & money

Collect the premium. Keep the account.

Selling Options Without Losing Your Shirt

A Witty Beginner’s Guide to Premium Paydays

Most options books want you buying lottery tickets. This one is about being the house. Covered calls, cash-secured puts, and a few rules you can actually stick to.

The Premium Collector

Option selling in plain language, with time on your side. No magic machines.

The Freedom Prescription

A Physician’s Roadmap to Financial Independence

A high salary you can't walk away from isn't wealth. It's a leash. Here's the physician's map to optional work.

Stethoscope to Freedom

How to Retire by 45 as an Internal Medicine Doctor

How an internist stops living one paycheck from the garage-math at 9 p.m. Freedom is a plan. It isn't a mood.

Practice by Choice

The Doctor’s Guide to Wealth, Financial Independence, and Making Work Optional

Somewhere tonight a doctor sits in a parked car with the engine off, doing the quiet math. This is the way out that's boring, proven, and runnable between shifts.

Hospital medicine

The handbook you wanted on the first night of intern year.

The Resident’s Edge

A Survival Field Guide for Internal Medicine Residents

Survival notes for internal medicine residents. Skip the textbook. This is the voice of someone who already did the night.

The Hospitalist’s Edge

A Rapid Clinical Field Guide to Diagnosis, Treatment, Workflow, and Quality

Diagnosis, treatment, workflow, quality. A rapid field guide, so the answer is in your hand instead of a loading screen.

Rounds

The Internal Medicine Resident’s Handbook

“The handbook I wish I’d had when I was a resident.” Spot the problem, make the first move that buys time, and know when to escalate.

Metabolic health

Weight, blood sugar, and cholesterol. One system.

You Don’t Have to Choose

Take Control of Your Weight, Blood Sugar, and Cholesterol Without Giving Up the Food You Love

Weight, blood sugar, and cholesterol are three readouts of one system. A physician's humane method, and you don't have to give up the food you love.

From the Hospital Medicine Playbook

“At this moment, you do not need a textbook. You do not need a lecture. You need the answer. Right now. In your hand.”

Author

Haseeb Aslam, MD

Internal medicine physician and hospitalist. He writes hospital medicine handbooks for residents and attendings, books on physician wealth and financial independence, and The Premium Collector — a beginner’s guide to selling covered calls and cash-secured puts, with a live options scanner on this site. Short notes. Defined risk. Leave a margin.

Pick a shelf. Open a book. Leave a margin.

Educational only. Not medical advice. Not financial advice.