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Increasing Capital Gains When Selling Stock: Another Use for Covered call Writing
Covered call writing is a low-risk option-selling strategy typically used to generate monthly cash flow. When we capture call premium into our brokerage accounts, we are lowering our cost basis thereby increasing the opportunities for successful trades. This strategy can also be crafted to increase our capital gains (or decrease capital losses) when we decide […]
Stock Repair Strategy: Using Stock Options to Reduce Losses When Stock Price Declines
Selling covered call and cash-secured put options are used to generate cash flow. Our knowledge of these options can also be applied to mitigating losses after a stock we own declines in value. This article highlights how options can be used to reduce losses in “stock only” portfolios. Although this article was scheduled to be […]
Ask Alan #151 – Rolling Out-And-Up Covered Call Trade Decisions
Alan answers a question posed by Karl, who asks: I bought FIVE for $76.19 on May 17th and sold the June $75 call option for $2.86. As expiration is approaching the stock moved all the way up to $102.09 and I am considering rolling out-and-up to the July $105 strike. Is this a good strike […]
