On Friday, the stock showed a little strength and this was enough to push the value of the option upwards. My limit order (Sell to Close) was filled at $1.25 per contract.
Summary:
Initial Investment : 2 contracts *$0.85/contract*100 shares +$11.95
= $181.95
Proceeds of Sale = 2*1.25*100-$11.95
= $238.05
ROI = Profit/Initial Investment
= ($238.05-$181.95)/$181.95
= 30.83%
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This trade was in my TFSA, so I pay no taxes ever on this profit.
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Nicely done, IP. Ive stayed away from options trading as Ive been burned in the past. From time to time I dabble into writing covered calls in companies that I dont mind selling.
ReplyDeleteDo you have any recommended resources to learn more about options trading?
R2R
R2R,
DeleteThanks for dropping by. I good resource is www.tastytrade.com. I believe you would have to register on the site (its free) to get most of the stuff. Tom Sosnoff was co-creator of Think or Swim platfom. Lots of videos and stuff on the website. I quite sure you can learn about any option strategy on the website. It is just a matter of taking time to explore the website.