Options calculations will give us an accurate assessment of our covered call writing profits. It’s more meaningful to use percentages rather than dollar amounts when executing these calculations. For example, a $1000.00 profit on a $10,000 investment (10%) is much more significant than a $1000 return on a $100,000 investment (1%). That’s why percentages forms […]
Am I Losing Money When Option Value Increases After Entering A Covered Call Position?
The risk in covered call writing is in the stock purchased not in the option sold. Sound familiar? It’s in all my books and DVD Programs and mentioned in my seminars and webinars. Yet it appears when we look at our brokerage statements that this concept is not true. That is because we see a […]
Closing A Covered Call Writing Position Mid-Contract: A Real Life Example
The use of exit strategies will elevate our profits to the highest possible levels. Mastering the skill of position management is one of the main reasons why Blue Collar Investors outperform other covered call writers. A favorite exit strategy of mine is the mid-contract unwind exit strategy used in the first half of an options […]
Podcast
- 85. Automating the 20% /10% Guidelines for Covered Call Writing
- 84. Analyzing and Calculating Multi Leg Rolling Down Covered Call Trades
- 83. Setting Up a Portfolio of Nasdaq and S&P 500 Stocks in a User-Friendly Manner
- 82. Risky Stocks Can Result In Challenging Decisions
- 81. Managing ITM Covered Call Strikes When Share Price Moves Higher
- 80. Using the VIX to Achieve Higher Option-Selling Returns
- 79. Adjusting Target Goals with ETFs
- 78. REITS: Good Covered Call Writing Candidates?
- 77. Buyers Have Rights and Sellers Have Obligations- Covered Call Writing Explained
- 76. 5 Top Myths and Misunderstandings about Covered Call Writing
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