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SBUX and NIKE
Last week and today I added to my long positions in both, Nike and Starbucks. I also sold April 10 puts last week and I am already positive. Does anybody else is investing in these two stocks?
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New comment 5m ago
Managing Covered Call positions
Since many in our group use covered calls for generating monthly income, I thought it would be a good topic to discuss and learn from each other, especially from @Eric Seto I am also tagging @Loi Aqui and @Ian Bliss since they had posted questions on that. I have a number of TLT lots and keep adding. I am short calls against some of my shares. Specifically, I have a call $91 strike and another one $92 strike expiring next week. I am content with shares taken away, that was the original plan. However, looking at price action on bonds I think probability of them going lower is less than going higher. With that in mind I decided to roll my strikes up by $1. I've been filled on 92 -> 93 roll and am waiting for the 91 -> 92. Math behind it: I have paid .20 on 92 -> 93 roll. This is a bullish bet. I give myself a chance to get .80 paying .20. In other words, I am adding money to the position as it goes my direction. Question to all: how do you guys decide on your action when the covered call is in the money approaching expiration?
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New comment 7m ago
Selling puts ideas
Not having a big margin account is limiting the capability of trading options, special if you get shares assigned. For this reason, when I sell puts I am trying to find options with a lower delta and a min 1% - 1.5% monthly return. Does anyone knows a good site to search or has any suggestion?
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New comment 12m ago
$1000 Per Month Via AAPL
I collected $200 premium on $180 strike with 2/9/24 expiration today.
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New comment 6h ago
Questions Regarding "Making $1,000 a Month"
If I buy 100 shares of MSFT at the current price of $400 and sell a call option with a strike price of $405, and at expiration the current price is $395, I understand that I received the premium and still hold the shares with an unrealized loss of $5 per share. In the videos, it is mentioned that we can repeat this process each month. However, what if the price continues to decline and I repeat the same operation? For instance, if the current price drops to $385 the following month, and I sell a call option with a strike price of $390, and at expiration the current price is $392, I might end up with a realized loss of $8 per share. While this might not be catastrophic as the premium could potentially cover the difference, what if we enter a moderate correction ranging from 5% to 10% from recent highs? Would this strategy still be feasible, and how should we address such a scenario?
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