We must master strike price selection to maximize our covered call writing returns. In our BCI methodology, strike price selection is ultimately determined after our careful stock screening analysis and overall market assessment. By developing a watchlist of eligible candidates with elite fundamentals and strong price chart technicals along with passing our common sense screens […]
Analyzing The Time Value Of In-The-Money Strikes
Maximizing covered call writing profits requires us to master strike price selection. Very few covered call writers outside the BCI community use in-the-money strikes and, as a result, do not achieve the results that we do. Recently, a few BCI members sent me emails commenting how in-the-money strikes do not generate profits that meet their […]
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Using The Ellman Calculator to Monitor “Hitting a Double” Results
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Analyzing a Rolling Down Trade During an Extreme Short-Term Market Decline
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Ask Alan #157 – How to Set Up a Poor Man’s Covered Call Trade
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Should We Add a Short Put to Our Collar Trades?
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The New Stock Market- Algorithmic and High Speed Trading
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Options That Expire Weekly and Conventional Expiration Cycles
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Why the 3% Guideline Applies to Puts but Not to Call Options
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Earnings Pre-Announcements Explained and Categorized
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Tax Implications of Writing Covered Calls against Long-Term Holdings
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