Our covered call writing strategy involves both buying and selling options. Mastering our options trade executions can bring our profit level to even higher levels. We know that a general rule is that we buy at the “bid” (the lower figure) and sell at the “ask” (the higher figure). The difference between the “bid” and […]
How to Read an Option Chain
So how much cash can we generate selling options on the stocks that have passed our fundamental and technical screens? The answer lies in the option chain. This is a list that quotes option prices for a given security. For each underlying security, the option chain lists the various strike prices, option premiums, expiration dates […]
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Ask Alan #157 – How to Set Up a Poor Man’s Covered Call Trade
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Options That Expire Weekly and Conventional Expiration Cycles
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Tax Implications of Writing Covered Calls against Long-Term Holdings
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