General electric is selling at 26 in December 2014. It's yielding 88 cents. Buying 100 shares and selling the 27 covered call for $1 would yield about 7 percent for the year. The stock trades down to 25 often, so that would be a time to sell out of the covered call.
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Sold out of General Electric after trading in and out of short term monthly options. These are lower margin trades. Longer term option trades offer higher margins. ...Read more
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Bought 100 shares of general electric at 26. Sold a covered call at 26 for $43. Shares dropped to $24. Bought back the covered call for $1. Barely made $20 bucks after commissions. Can sell covered calls again at 25.50.
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General electric is selling at 26 in December 2014. It's yielding 88 cents. Buying 100 shares and selling the 27 covered call for $1 would yield about 7 percent for the year. The stock trades down to 25 often, so that would be a time to sell out of the covered call.
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Sold out of General Electric after trading in and out of short term monthly options. These are lower margin trades. Longer term option trades offer higher margins.
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Bought shares of General Electric at $24.25 in December 2014. Sold a covered call at 25 for June 2015 at 1.15. Price of the stock dropped around 23.5. Bought back the covered call for $0.50 in January 2015. Now, September 2015 25 calls are selling at 0.94. GE also has a nearly 4% yield for the year.
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General Electric has January 2017 puts which can generate abut a 9% yield if you're selling covered puts. A covered put would require Level 1 options trading and the cash to buy shares. Posted - December 2015.
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Selling covered puts is a way to generate income with available cash. Agree to buy a stock at a lower price than the current market price and collect a fee for each share. If a stock is trading at $30, then sell covered puts to agree to buy the stock at $25 for $0.20 per share. finance
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