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ASK ALAN #152 Covered Call Writing with Only One Underlying Security
Alan answers a question posed by Paul, who asks: I am retired and new to covered call writing. I have 1800 shares of VOO (Vanguard’s S&P 500 ETF). I want to use covered calls to generate cash- flow but my main concern is diversification and capital preservation. Should I use only OTM calls or can […]
Price Charts Tell a Story and Provide Guidance in Formulating Our Investment Strategies
Technical analysis is one of the critical tools available to us in selecting the best stocks for our option-selling strategies. Price charts are much more than a sequence of dots and lines…they tell a story about a company which, with proper research, ultimately leads to a series of rules and guidelines that will assist in […]
After-Hours Bid – Ask Spreads Can Be Deceiving
One of the BCI guidelines for selling covered call and cash-secured put options is that we require a bid-ask spread of $0.30 or less and/or an open interest of 100 contracts or more. Typically, options with large open interest will also be associated with smaller spreads. This makes it easier to close short positions at […]
