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Commerce · June 4, 2026

FIREDesk

Automated SPY options signals for FIRE investors

FIREDesk launched on June 4, 2026 with 4 votes, #3,322 of 22,647 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches.

What it does

FIREDesk sends one SPY bull put spread signal per day via Telegram — automatically logged with a fully public track record. No cherry-picking, no manual selection: every trade appears, wins and losses. The strategy: 0.10-delta put spreads, EMA-200 market filter, 50% take profit, 1.5× stop loss. Designed for investors pursuing Financial Independence who want systematic monthly income from options. 15-day free trial. No credit card required.

FIREDesk sends daily SPY bull put spread signals via Telegram. Systematic options income for investors pursuing FIRE. 15-day free trial, no credit card required.

FIREDesk delivers a daily SPY bull put spread signal via Telegram. The strategy has historically targeted $150–$400 in premium per trade — in 10 minutes, without touching your principal or changing your allocation. Past results are not a guarantee of future performance. All trades logged including losses — real money, real results. Every trading day before market open, FIREDesk sends the exact trade to place — strikes, expiry, take profit and stop loss already calculated. You decide whether to execute. Done in 10 minutes. 5 steps to your first trade in 15 minutes. Strike selection, sizing, where to set TP and SL, and the one filter that keeps you out of bear markets. Used by every FIREDesk…from firedesk.co

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