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When using high implied volatility (IV) stocks and ETFs in our covered ...


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Portfolio overwriting is a form of covered call writing where share retention, capital preservation and generation of modest cash flow are specified goals. We are looking to generate an additional option premium income stream while retaining the underlying shar...


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This podcast will disprove a myth about selling cash secured puts: “The maximum return is the initial put premium” This is false because it ignores potential exit strategy opportunities. In this video, 6 income streams were realized by rolling-up the put strike multiple times during a monthly contract while still retaining a 10-Delta status. This means a defensive pos...


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In a previous publication, a high implied volatility (IV) ETF, URA was analyzed as how to use it in a defensive manner while still generating significant covered call writing returns. In this article, a real-life cash-secured put trade with Solaris Energy Infrastructure Inc....


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Hi Alan,
I watched one of your videos where you used implied volatility to create trades with a 16% risk of being assigned. The formula was based on 1 standard deviation. My question is can we use 2 standard deviations to create even lower risk trades? If yes, how?

Thanks,
Charlie

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