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Option trading advice – Covered Call Cashflow.

October 21st, 2009

Don’t enter a Covered Call trade simply because the option premium looks interesting. Get more on the subject of to stop smoking. Higher option premiums ( 10-15% or more ) regularly mean the stock is more unstable i.

One of my private favourites and a stock that I’ve had substantial success writing covered calls on over time is Oracle ( ORCL ). At times the Naz Tracking Unit ( QQQQ ) is also tasty ( a 3 p.c. yield is the highest I have ever seen it though ).

Don’t hold stocks at least two days either side of takings reports. Lots of the time expectancies of good and even great takings are priced into the stock and if the stock fall short of expectancies or perhaps worse disappoint, a virtual bloodbath can follow. Are you bored with the usual day trading tips? Like, “cut your losses and let your profits run.

“, or the most repeated tip, “Buy low, sell high. A good defense beats a strong offense over the long haul. If you would like to remain in the Trading “game”, then developing a good defense is an absolute must. The average “run of the mill” day trading counsellor will tell you to enter a trade, place a stop of two to four points, place a target that is equivalent to your stop, or two to three times bigger, and then wait for your stop to be hit. The crowd waits for their stops to be struck.

You can always buy back in after anyhow.

Always have a look at stock charts when selecting a stock to draft covered calls on.

This is a sort of ‘bottoming’ pattern where lots of the drawback risk has been ’sold’ out of the stock. This is only one way that I’ve found to be handy.

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