AlphaShark – Covered Calls

AlphaShark – Covered Calls

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WHY MAKE 2.6% HOLDING THE 10-YEAR NOTE? SELLING A COVERED-CALL, ALSO KNOWN AS BUY-WRITE, IS THE ONLY STRATEGY THE OCC CONSIDERS TO BE ‘NON-SPECULATIVE.

Learn the ins and outs of this strategy through this comprehensive course. Learn how to calculate risk, reward and breakeven levels using this strategy.

This is a great strategy for an investor or anyone who does not want to watch their bank yield them 0.4% annually and wants to create an extra dividend stream in an underlying stock.

Learn how a trader should select strikes to sell and how to know a good setup when one presents itself.

INTERESTED IN GENERATING ADDITIONAL MONTHLY INCOME FROM EQUITY INVESTMENTS?

WANT TO SELL OPTIONS BUT CONCERNED WITH TRADING AN AGGRESSIVE, SPECULATIVE STRATEGY?

Selling a covered call, also known as a buy-write, is the only strategy to be considered non-speculative by the Options Clearing Corporation (OCC). As more experiencedCovered Calls will know, a covered call is a synthetic short put, meaning the strategy has the same risk-reward profile as that of a short put.

In the latest KOTM exclusive workshop Covered Call Strategies for Up, Down, or Flat Markets, Keene looks at how traders and investors can setup the best buy-writes:

• How to read order flow for covered call setups
• What stock or chart types should one avoid for covered calls
• Why covered calls can generate monthly (or even weekly) income regardless of overall market direction
• Why covered calls are superior to other ‘conservative’ strategy types, and can yield 6-10% monthly for annualized returns over 100%

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