As we all know, opportunity cost on selling covered calls is losing the potential upside. I am sharing my experience on selling TSLA covered call. On 11/1/24, I started selling the covered call at $270 strike. Then my call kept hitting ITM. After almost 8 months & $1,098 premium collected. it expired worthless on 7/3/25 with $330 strike after 6 rolls. Basically I used these rules on rolling any options (calls or puts): 1). Only roll BOTH LEGS TOGETHER. 2). Only roll with a NET CREDIT or/and INCREASE STRIKE. Why: you will receive additional income/gain if you increase your strike. 3). If you have a call, roll on a RED DAY when the stock price is DOWN to optimize your roll. Paid to close your call option if it a small prize (like $0.2). Bottom line, don’t give back the premium you have made. Note1: If you have a put, roll on a GREEN DAY when the stock price is UP to optimize your roll. Paid to close if is a small prize. Don’t give back the premium you collected. Note2: This is the opposite of selling a call (on BIG GREEN DAY) & selling a put (on BIG RED DAY) I like to keep this 100 share of TSLA, so I do what I can to keep them. Maybe I could be better off to let it assigned & restart again.

It seems it is a very good time to buy ORCL and sell it before earnings in March. Do you agree?

Hello everybody! I am new to the community. Not a real investor, just playing with few stocks on eToro. What do you guys think about this amazing performer: SMCI Everybody is talking about Nvidia, but to me this is the real tech champion.