Relax to Rich | Week 35 Recap (Ending August 29, 2025)
Investing Doesn’t Have to Be Complicated
Hi friends,
The philosophy behind Relax to Rich (R2R) is simple: Stay patient Focus on high-quality assets Use options with intention Let time and compounding do the heavy lifting
This week was quiet on the trading front—nothing much to do except keep reading and keep struggling with my golf swing. The portfolio still outperformed the Nasdaq 100, and I’m happy about it. That’s the amazing part of strategic options trading: when you have positive theta, time is on your side. Even if you do nothing, the money keeps coming in—kind of like FSD… haha.
Weekly Activity
No new stock trades this week
Closed several Tesla (TSLA) call options for profit
Rolled Google (GOOGL) call options to later expirations
Performance Snapshot
(From Sept 28, 2022, through August 29, 2025)
Period
R2R Return
Nasdaq 100
S&P 500
Net Value
Duration/Year
9/28/2022-12/31/2022
12.38%
-2.70%
5.27%
1.12
0.26
2023
37.74%
55.13%
24.23%
1.55
1
2024
77.91%
25.88%
23.31%
2.75
1
8/22/2025
14.01%
12.02%
9.84%
3.14
0.66
Total Return
213.98%
112.84%
77.12%
2.92
Annualized Return
48.01%
29.55%
21.64%
Measured using Time-Weighted Return (TWR). Starting NAV: 1.00. Current NAV:3.14
Performance Snapshot
Current Portfolio Holdings
Rank
Holding
Weight*
Close Price
YTD Return
1
Tesla （TSLA）
42%
333.87
-17.33%
2
QQQ
12%
570.40
11.57%
3
Tencent (700.HK)
18%
HKD 596.00
43.05%
4
Nvidia (NVDA)
3%
174.18
29.70%
5
Others
5%
6
Cash Equivalents
20%
7
SPX
-59%
6460.26
9.84%
Weight includes delta-adjusted stock + options exposure.
Curious about “delta” or “cash equivalents”? Drop me a message—I’ll happily explain.
Key Events This Week
Tesla (TSLA)
Nothing major this week—just noise around legal actions and European sales declines.
The real highlight: FSD expansion to Australia and New Zealand.
Excited for what FSD v14 will brings—could it finally crack the long-tail problem? We’ll wait and see.
QQQ / Nasdaq 100
Core PCE Inflation Data (July)
Core PCE rose 0.3% MoM and 3.5% YoY (vs. 3.4% expected).
Tech sector sold off sharply after the release.
Weak guidance from Marvell Technology and Dell added to the pressure.
My Take: Sticky inflation is a headwind for growth stocks. Higher-for-longer rates make future earnings less attractive in valuation models. Combine that with company-specific weakness, and the Nasdaq 100 had a tough week. It’s a dynamic I’ll keep watching closely.
Closing Thought
That’s a wrap for Week 35.
Stay invested. Stay relaxed. — William | Relax to Rich Club
#RelaxToRich #ValueInvesting #OptionsWithPurpose
Disclaimer
I am not a licensed financial advisor, and the information shared here reflects my personal investment decisions and opinions only. This content is for informational and educational purposes and should not be construed as financial, investment, or trading advice. Past performance is not indicative of future results. Investing involves risks, including the potential loss of capital.
Investing Doesn’t Have to Be Complicated
Stay patient
Weekly Activity
Performance Snapshot
Current Portfolio Holdings
Weight includes delta-adjusted stock + options exposure.
Key Events This Week
Tesla (TSLA)
QQQ / Nasdaq 100
Closing Thought
Disclaimer
