The downvotes say it all, but don't ever write naked options. The strategy has positive expectancy, except every few years you lose >100% of capital, since the risk is almost unbounded.
I write naked puts almost every week. It's about the only way I buy highly liquid tech stocks nowadays. The risk is absolutely bounded, of course (and similar to buying a stock outright).
Naked options are not the problem; naked calls are, of course, far more risky and most investors are barred from writing naked calls on individual issues.
Naked options are not the problem; naked calls are, of course, far more risky and most investors are barred from writing naked calls on individual issues.