Options trading involves weighing the potential reward against the potential risk along with associated probabilities. All I attempted to do with my IBM example was to explain to the OP what he gets for rolling his short put when it's nearing ATM versus the inferior result if he waits until it's ITM. It's his decision whether this strategy is a or a I'm not a big fan of CC-s and NP-s either. The imbalanced R/R is a poor starting point. There may be exceptions such as selling a short put to acquire the stock at a price but I'm no longer an acquirer
RE: April06 IBM 152.50 puts. IBM currently at 153.68 Stopped out early on Monday - one day after trade opened. Position has swung back to OTM. Of course anything can happen during the next two days.