Covered call writing and put-selling can be used in most market conditions including bear markets. In my books and DVDs, I detail the use of in-the-money call options (strikes lower than current market value), out-of-the-money put options (also lower than current market value) and securities with low-implied volatility like exchange-traded funds (ETFs). In this article […]
Percentage Of Options Expiring Worthless: Debunking A Myth
“Selling covered call options and cash-secured puts is a smarter strategy than buying options because 90% of options expire worthless“. We’ve all heard this argument but never from me because it is simply not accurate. The reason so many venues present this statement as truth is because only 10% of option contracts are exercised. That is true. […]
Evaluating Returns When Rolling Out And Up
Covered call writing and put-selling calculations must be accurate and preferably understood by option-sellers. I created the Ellman Calculators to facilitate the authentic computations we depend on. In this article, I will review a successful trade executed by one of our members, David L, who used UTHR from our Premium Running list as the underlying […]
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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