You're Invited — GYP Office Hours - A guided tour of the Members Portal
Friday: 2:00 PM Pacific · 3:00 PM Mountain · 4:00 PM Central · 5:00 PM Eastern
A guided tour of the Members Portal
Here’s something we’ve learned the hard way this year: the most common reason people don’t get value out of Grow Your Pile isn’t the content. It’s that they never found half of it.
The Members Portal has grown a lot in six months. There are three live portfolios in it now, four put selectors, two Black Swan hedge builders, a portfolio optimizer and a full options masterclass. If you’ve been logging in, glancing at the open positions and logging out again, you are using maybe a fifth of what’s in there.
So tomorrow we’re not talking about the market. We’re going to open the portal and walk through it, section by section — what each one does, how to actually use it, and what it’s for.
The Details
Tomorrow — Friday, July 31, 2026
2:00 PM Pacific · 3:00 PM Mountain · 4:00 PM Central · 5:00 PM Eastern
👉 JOIN THE LIVE SESSION
Open to everyone — members and non-members alike. If you’ve been wondering what’s actually behind the login, this is the session to come to.
What We’ll Cover
The three portfolios — P1, P2 and P3. What each one is for, because they are not three versions of the same thing. P1 is the large premium-selling book. P2 runs the weekly ladders, jade lizards and butterflies. P3 is the ETF macro sleeve built like a soccer team — a goalie, defenders, midfielders and attackers. We’ll show you how to read the open positions, the Greeks in the header, and what the numbers are telling you.
All Trades. Every trade we’ve made, open and closed, in one place — newest first. This is the tab most people never scroll. We’ll show you how to use it to check our work, follow a position’s full history through every roll, and see what a real chain of adjustments looks like from entry to exit.
Closed Trades. The winners and the losers, with the reasoning attached. We’ll talk about why we publish the ones that went against us.
The Put Selectors — SPY, QQQ, GLD and /MES. How the scanner picks strikes, what the buckets mean, how to read the expected-move numbers, and how to go from a screen full of candidates to one trade you’d actually put on.
The SPY Max Yield Put Selector. The newest tool in the portal — a full strike-by-expiration grid showing the annualized yield on every put from at-the-money down. We’ll explain what the highlighting means, why the yields look so large, and the cash-secured-versus-margin distinction that changes those numbers completely.
The BSH Factory Builder and Long Vega Builder. How we construct Black Swan hedges that largely pay for themselves, and when a long-vega position earns its place in a portfolio.
The Portfolio Optimization Tool. Where your book sits against the zones we target, and what to do about it if it’s outside them.
The Options Selling Masterclass. The full curriculum sitting in the portal that a lot of members don’t realise is included.
Why This Session
We’ve had a handful of people leave this year, and we asked all of them why. Not one said the content was bad. Every single one said the same thing: time.
That’s a fair criticism and we take it seriously. If a tool takes twenty minutes to figure out, it doesn’t matter how good it is — nobody with a job is going to use it. So the point of tomorrow is to shorten that. An hour with us should save you many hours of poking around, and should tell you clearly which parts of the portal are worth your attention and which you can happily ignore.
Bring your questions. If there’s a screen you’ve looked at and thought “I don’t know what I’m meant to do with this” — that’s exactly the question we want. Ask it live, or reply to this email and we’ll cover it.
Can’t make it? We’ll record the session and post the replay in the portal.
👉 JOIN US — Friday, July 31 · 5:00 PM Eastern
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LINK: https://streamyard.com/watch/XMzwkXGSaERa
Grow Your Pile · Educational and informational only; not investment advice or a recommendation to buy or sell any security. Options involve risk and are not suitable for every investor. Past performance is not indicative of future results, and results shown are those of our own accounts and are not representative of any subscriber’s results.
— Tony Battista & Tony Rihan