Sentences with phrase «annualized yields»

So any dividends collected are just «bonus» that will boost our overall annualized yields even further.

Regardless, there are only two possible ways this trade will work out — and they both spell at least double - digit annualized yields on my purchase price...

In particular, we're talking about an opportunity to capture 10 % - plus annualized yields from stocks we wouldn't mind holding for the long - haul — such as those with strong histories of increasing dividends year after year.

When executed properly, this kind of trade can regularly pay 10 % - plus annualized yields from some of the best companies in the world.

So any dividends collected are just «bonus» that will boost the overall annualized yields even further.

Add it all up and you're looking at potentially capturing 10 % - plus annualized yields from world class stocks like Wal - Mart (WMT), McDonald's (MCD), Apple (AAPL), IBM (IBM), Microsoft (MSFT), Pepsi (PEP) and more.

With this in mind, there are likely two ways this trade will work out — and they both spell at least double - digit annualized yields on my purchase price...

In other words, these trades are doing exactly what they're supposed to: generate safe, 10 % - plus annualized yields.

There are only two possible ways this trade will work out... and they both spell at least double - digit annualized yields on my $ 60 purchase price — the price I just bought the stock for.

There are likely two possible ways this trade will work out... and they both spell at least double - digit annualized yields on my $ 127.71 purchase price.

There are two possible ways this trade will work out — and they both spell at least double - digit annualized yields on my purchase price...

For example, the May 18, 2018, expiration has these annualized yields available today:

There are two likely ways this «10 % Trade» will work out — and they both spell at least double - digit annualized yields on my purchase price...

In the unlikely event shares rally to 19 in the six week period, the annualized yield will be 97.66 %.

An annualized yield that is calculated by dividing the net investment income earned by the fund over the most recent 30 - day period by the current maximum offering price that does not account for expense ratio waivers.

(Also known as Standardized Yield) An annualized yield that is calculated by dividing the net investment income earned by the fund over the most recent 30 - day period by the current maximum offering price.

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.

Mall REIT Washington Prime Group (WPG) jumped after reporting Q1 FFO of $ 0.39, surpassing consensus estimates of $ 0.37 and their dividend of $ 0.25 (15.1 % annualized yield).

At the end of the day, we'd be looking at a 10.0 % total return in 88 days, which works out to a 41.5 % annualized yield from PZZA.

You booked a 14.4 % annualized yield so far and you still own the shares.

Capturing a 12.7 % to 14.2 % Annualized Yield from McDonald's Yesterday, at approximately 11:09 am EST, I bought 100 shares of McDonald's (MCD) for $ 99.96 per share and simultaneously sold one August 16, $ 100.00 covered call for $ 1.76 per share.

Back in July, we introduced you to a high - yield trade with Cisco (CSCO) that was poised to deliver a 14.4 % to 32.7 % annualized yield.

Bottom Line: Either way this «10 % Trade» works out offers me the opportunity to generate a 10 % - plus annualized yield from a Dividend Champion like Aflac (AFL).

After subtracting out the commissions, I'm looking at a 3.2 % total return in 10 days, which works out to a 117.2 % annualized yield from Apple.

This option adds a level of safety and promises a 10 % - plus annualized yield.

In this article we start with 79,062 covered call candidates for the September 16, 2016, expiration and show how to reduce that set to 15 lower - risk covered calls that still have an average annualized yield of 48 %.

When I subtract out the commissions I'm looking at a 1.9 % yield in 61 days... which works out to an 11.6 % annualized yield.

After subtracting out the commissions and fees, I'm looking at a 2.8 % total return in 73 days, which works out to a 14.2 % annualized yield from McDonald's.

Opportunity to Capture a 46.1 % to 52.2 % Annualized Yield from AAPL On Friday I bought 100 shares of AAPL for $ 108.82 per share and simultaneously «sold to open» one January 17, $ 109.29 covered call for $ 2.24 per share.

At the end of the day, this «10 % Trade» should generate a 46.1 % to 52.2 % annualized yield, which is significantly more income than what I'm collecting from my «buy and hold» shares.

At the end of the day, we'd be looking at a 3.8 % total return in 42 days, which works out to a 32.7 % annualized yield from CSCO.

While shares yield 0.4 %, by selling a covered call today we can boost our income significantly, generating an annualized yield of 57.8 % to 76.1 %.

At the end of the day, we'd be looking at a 2.4 % total return in 39 days, which works out to a 22.7 % annualized yield from PG.

It's poised to generate an annualized yield of 24.4 % to 61.7 %.

Opportunity to Capture an 8.1 % to 22.6 % Annualized Yield from SBUX Yesterday I bought 100 shares of SBUX for $ 53.42 per share and simultaneously «sold to open» one October 20 2017, $ 55.00 call for $ 0.91 per share.

Capturing a 10.5 % to 11.1 % Annualized Yield from Wal - Mart Yesterday I sold two September 20, $ 75 covered calls for $ 0.79 per share.

Back in August, I introduced you to a high - yield trade with Starbucks (SBUX) that was poised to deliver an 8.3 % to 25.9 % annualized yield.

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.

At the end of the day, we'd be looking at a 7.7 % total return in 37 days, which works out to a 76.1 % annualized yield from NVDA.

That works out to a 20.4 % annualized yield — in a year where the stock is actually down.

Bottom Line: Either way this «10 % Trade» works out offers me the opportunity to pull in at least a 10 % annualized yield from Apple (AAPL).

Opportunity to Capture an 17.8 % to 18.6 % Annualized Yield from Coca - Cola Yesterday I bought 300 shares of KO for $ 40.94 per share.

Opportunity to Capture an 11.2 % to 14.2 % Annualized Yield from WSM Yesterday I bought 100 shares of WSM for $ 48.73 per share and simultaneously «sold to open» one January 19 2018, $ 50.00 covered call for $ 4.78 per share.

After subtracting out the commissions, I'm looking at a 3.8 % total return in 31 days, which works out to an 44.4 % annualized yield from AAPL.

Opportunity to Capture an 18.7 % to 26.0 % Annualized Yield from Coca - Cola Yesterday I bought 300 shares of KO for $ 40.70 per share and simultaneously «sold to open» three January 17, $ 41 covered calls for $ 0.72 per share.

Capturing a 33.8 % to 44.4 % Annualized Yield from Apple Yesterday I sold one February 20, $ 110.00 covered call on AAPL for $ 3.22 per share.

Opportunity to Capture a 9.9 % to 21.5 % Annualized Yield from INTC Yesterday I bought 200 shares of INTC for $ 36.02 per share and simultaneously «sold to open» two May 19, $ 37.00 covered calls for $ 0.89 per share.

Opportunity to Capture a 15.5 % to 17.2 % Annualized Yield from CVS Yesterday I bought 100 shares of CVS for $ 79.79 per share and simultaneously «sold to open» one April 21, $ 80.00 covered call for $ 2.09 per share.

Capturing an 18.2 % to 19.1 % Annualized Yield from IBM Yesterday I sold one December 20, $ 162.50 covered call on IBM for $ 1.70 per share.

Now, some of those are above the 12 % annualized yield goal, and some are below.