u/Fine_Environment3300

I recently sold a cash-secured put on AMC with a $2 strike price expiring on June 17 and wanted to get some opinions from more experienced options traders. My thought process was that AMC is currently trading around $2, so the probability of assignment seems high, and if I do get assigned, I'd be owning the stock at a price I'm comfortable with, especially after factoring in the premium received. It feels like a relatively conservative way to generate some income, but I know meme stocks can be unpredictable and there may be risks I'm not fully appreciating. For those who have traded AMC or sold CSPs before, does this seem like a reasonable trade, and what potential downsides or risks should I be keeping an eye on?