How to Improve Results for a Rolling-Down Covered Call Trade

click ↑ 4 Featured Rolling down is a frequently used covered call writing exit strategy to mitigate when share price declines. The original sold option is closed (bought back), while simultaneously opening another at a lower strike in the same contract cycle. When...
Rolling-Out Our Covered Call Trades After Rolling-Down

Rolling-Out Our Covered Call Trades After Rolling-Down

click ↑ 4 Featured Market volatility can cause our covered call trades to whipsaw up and down, much like a roller-coaster. In this article, a real-life trade with The Industrial Select Sector SPDR Fund (NYSE: XLI) will be analyzed. In this series of trades, shared...
Doubling Our Maximum Covered Call Returns Using the Mid-Contract Unwind (MCU) Exit Strategy

Doubling Our Maximum Covered Call Returns Using the Mid-Contract Unwind (MCU) Exit Strategy

click ↑ 4 Featured Our covered call writing trades offer 2 income streams when using out-of-the-money (OTM) call strikes. (Make that 3, if we incorporate dividends into the strategy). These consist of option premium + share appreciation from current market value up...