Thx, looks logical, but unfortunately I was not able to verify/confirm it. Could you please tell also the other parameters like the strikes and...
Luckily it's was not developed by me :) It's the work of the folks at investopedia, see there. So it's not my duty to defend it. Either love it or...
Robert, we better should just focus on the presented strategy itself in this topic , not some taxes or my trading habits or the color(s) of my...
Subtraction? So what? Can you write at least a full sentence so that everybody will understands what you really mean?
Not yet, but maybe soon :) Why do you ask? Do you have a suspicion?
Btw, the BEP formula "B/E = initial underlying price – call premium received" at https://www.macroption.com/covered-call/#break-even-point for...
As I understand it, the strategy is primarily about getting quick out of the current huge unrealized loss, nothing more. Ie. reaching B/E.
I'm seeking a generic formula for calculating the BreakEvenPoint (BEP) of 2+ CoveredCalls (CC). Of course a CoveredCall consists of a LongStock...
"reducing your break-even point without taking any additional risk" sounds very good for me. All such long term investments should always strive...
https://www.investopedia.com/articles/trading/08/repair-strategy.asp " Fix Broken Trades With the Repair Strategy By JUSTIN KUEPPER, Updated...
The pairs trading strategy monitors performance of two historically correlated securities.
Thx, seems to be a good result, indeed. I hadn't time yet to code the Wheel Strategy for my test environment, but it's on my TODO list.
Sounds good, but how much own capital did it require for the said avg monthly result?
Does anybody know the formula for computing the combined BreakEvenPoint for 2 or more CoveredCalls with different strikes? I have the formula for...
The challenge is to do it in a CashAcct... :) Only these are possible: LongStock, LongCall, LongPut, CoveredCall (= LongStock + ShortCall),...
LongPut as an additional leg to CC changes the PnL chart, ie. behaves differently than you describe. Anyway, it's futile to continue discussing...
A protective Put works well, but is expensive. It's about capping losses. Comparing protective put with stops is like comparing apples with...
Exactly! :-)
Things are not that simple like in your simple mind :) For example LongPut.Qty > 1 gives a totally different result.
When ShortSelling options (like in CoveredCall or CashSecuredPut) one can additionally buy a protective Put to turn the whole into a spread-like...
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