Selling call options generates a stream of income for this ETF.
Selling call options generates an income stream for the company.
Not exact matches
You can
generate more income by
selling options that are closer to the current market price but that risks having the
option exercised and the security
called away.
In short, I bought 100 shares of PZZA at $ 62.01 per share and simultaneously
sold one April 20, 2018 $ 62.50
call option for $ 5.57 per share (which
generated $ 557 in income).
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And an example of an alternative strategy I'm using, is that I
generate income from
selling put and
call options on gold and silver ETFs.
I
sell, or write, put and
call option contracts to
generate income.
From here on out, I will only use
options as a form to
generate additional income (
selling puts) or hedging my portfolio (covered
calls).
In short, I bought 100 shares of PG at $ 73.52 per share and simultaneously
sold one June 22, 2018 $ 74.00
call option for $ 1.31 per share (which
generated $ 131 in immediate income).
I bought 100 shares of QCOM at $ 68.04 per share and simultaneously
sold one July 20, 2018 $ 70
call option for $ 3.54 per share (which
generated $ 354 in immediate income).
FTHI also utilises an
options strategy in which it writes (
sells) US exchange - traded covered
call options on the S&P 500 index seeking to
generate additional cash flow in the form of premiums on the
options that may be distributed to shareholders on a monthly basis.
The other new product, however, is unique in Canada: the BMO Covered
Call Canadian Banks ETF (ZWB) holds shares in the Big Six banks and sells call options on these stocks to generate additional inc
Call Canadian Banks ETF (ZWB) holds shares in the Big Six banks and
sells call options on these stocks to generate additional inc
call options on these stocks to
generate additional income.
Selling call options is a way to
generate some income and at the same time get a little bit of a hedge because of the premium you receive.
By
selling call options against stocks you own, you can
generate recurring monthly income.
Templeton Foreign Smaller Companies Fund (FINEX), Templeton Global Balanced Fund (TAGBX) and Templeton Global Opportunities Trust (TEGOX) have each added the ability to «
sell (write) exchange traded and over-the-counter equity put and
call options on individual securities held in its portfolio in an amount up to 10 % of its net assets to
generate additional income for the Fund.»
In short, I bought 200 shares of HBI at $ 21.10 per share and simultaneously
sold two July 20, 2018 $ 22
call options for $ 1.30 per share (which
generated $ 260 in income).
Second, we help people who have large concentrated stock positions
generate additional income by
selling call options against them.
Covered
calls are an
options strategy whereby an investor holds a long position in an asset and writes (
sells)
call options on that same asset in an attempt to
generate increased income from the asset.
In short, I bought 100 shares of LOW at $ 86.76 per share and simultaneously
sold one January 18, 2019 $ 87.50
call option for $ 8.26 per share (which
generated $ 826 in immediate income).
This seminar presented by Neso Marjanac of TD Direct Investing, helps attendees understand how to
generate cash flow from stocks in a portfolio by
selling covered
call options.
We
sold the
call option to
generate some money from the stock while we wait for the future.
In short, I bought 100 shares of ORCL at $ 44.99 per share and simultaneously
sold one June 15, 2018 $ 45
call option for $ 1.87 per share (which
generated $ 187 in immediate income).
In short, I bought 100 shares of MDT at $ 81.15 per share and simultaneously
sold one June 15, 2018 $ 82.50
call option for $ 1.63 per share (which
generated $ 163 in immediate income).
During periods of high volatility, the Portfolio Manager will write (or
sell) a
call option against some of its positions in order to hedge downside risk, while
generating an income stream from the sale of
options.