Many consider covered call writing and selling cash-secured puts the same strategy with the same risk-reward profiles. To me, they are similar with slight differences that must be understood to make a decision as to which strategy to favor. In the end, it will be like selecting between an ice cream sunday topped with whipped […]
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In-The-Money Call Strikes: Intrinsic Value Protects Time Value
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The Covered Strangle: Selling Both Call and Put Options while Owning the Underlying Stock
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Ask Alan #146 – “The Cost of Rolling Out and UP”
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What Criteria Should We Use to Close our Covered Call Positions Early?
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Should We Close Our Deep-In-The-Money Strike or Allow Assignment?
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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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