Consider a covered - call writing strategy that seeks to maintain a 3 %
annualized yield target.
Not exact matches
The company cut their dividend -32.3 % to $ 0.40 / share (10.3 %
annualized yield), which will enable SunCoke to replenish cash and reduce debt so they can achieve their 3.5 x
target leverage ratio.
That's because from time - to - time I think there are compelling opportunities to make one of these trades even when it
targets less than a 10 %
annualized yield.
Capturing a 24.2 % to 25.1 %
Annualized Yield from
Target Yesterday, I bought 100 shares of
Target (TGT) for $ 59.85 per share and simultaneously sold one August 22, $ 60.00 covered call for $ 1.27 per share.
That may not sound like a heck of a lot, but it works out to a 24.2 %
annualized yield from
Target.
That works out to a 25.8 %
annualized yield from
Target.
In that era, the incremental
yield on swapping acquirer bonds for
target bonds was 40 %
annualized.
My most popular investment program
targets an
annualized absolute return of 8 - 9 % via selected dividend stocks and selling near - term calls to enhance
yield.