When Should I Take My Profits with a Successful Covered Call Writing Trade?

When Should I Take My Profits with a Successful Covered Call Writing Trade?

Which %, if any, of our original covered call writing initial time-value return, should we use to close both legs of the trade, and guarantee a realized return? 60%? 75%? Higher? Lower? Closing both legs of a covered call writing trade mid-contract is known as the...
How Our Covered Call Trades are Impacted When Regular and Special 1-Time Cash Dividends Come on the Same Day

How Our Covered Call Trades are Impacted When Regular and Special 1-Time Cash Dividends Come on the Same Day

The parameters of our covered call trades are often changed when certain corporate events result in option contract adjustments. These events include stock splits, mergers & acquisitions as well as special 1-time cash dividends. This article will analyze a...
Comparing Covered Call Writing & Cash-Secured Puts in Bull Market Environments

Comparing Covered Call Writing & Cash-Secured Puts in Bull Market Environments

Covered call writing versus cash-secured puts in bull markets … which is better? This article will present the arguments for both and make a case why I prefer covered call writing in favorable, uptrending market conditions. The case for cash-secured puts (CSP)...