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Factors to Consider When Closing a Trade Early: A Real-Life Example with ATVI
Exit strategies for covered call writing includes closing a trade when share price rises above the original strike price sold. When formulating these decisions, we must factor in the cost-to-close as it relates to the opportunity to generate more profit. On November 8, 2017, Marion shared with me a trade with Activision Blizzard, Inc. (NASDAQ: […]
Position Management in the Final Week of a Contract: A Real-Life Example with FIVE
Exit strategy preparation and implementation is one of the 3 required skills for successful covered call writing and put-selling. Because of the time value erosion of our options (Theta), there are limitations regarding the exit strategy opportunities as our contracts near expiration. In January 2018, Duminda contacted me about a trade he executed with Five […]
Ask Alan 149 – How to Structure Portfolio Strikes
Alan answers a question posed by Peter, who asks: Wouldn’t it be more accurate to use a portfolio average for ROO, upside and downside instead of straight calculations for each stock? Thanks, Peter ——— It’s the 2nd Wednesday of the month. Time for another original episode of Ask Alan. AA#149, “How to Structure Portfolio Strikes” […]
