The TLT Nov08 95 Call was exercised on Fri and the stock was called away for
a profit. The following is the trade history and returns, including IB
commissions.
Covered Call Results
Stock Investment: $9,524.00
Income Generated: $103.82
Net Profit: $79.82
Percent Return: 0.84%
Annualized Return: 43.70%
Duration of Trade: 7 days
Trade History:
14-Nov-08 - Initial Stock Position - BTO 100 TLT @ 95.24 -
14-Nov-08 - Initial Call Option - STO 1 Nov08 95.00 Call @ 1.04 - Exercised
21-Nov-08 - Option Exercised - EX 1 Dec08 95.00 Call @ 95.00 -
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- I've been investing in the stock market for 30+ years. I started out like most investors with mutual funds, then progressed to individual stocks, and finally options trading, using Covered Calls and Cash Secured Puts as my primary strategies. I started this blog in 2006 to track my options trades and also started a discussion group, first hosted at Yahoo, and now at Groups.io, to help others who were interested in trading Covered Calls and Cash Secured Puts. I hope the information provided in this blog, and the accompanying discussion group, is helpful. If you're interested in learning more, please join the discussion group at the top of this page. We have many members who are always willing to help.
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