The proceeds from covered calls and
dividends this month and last have been enough to provide the opportunity to
add to one position – CSX, as I posted on previously – and to establish a new
position in MAS, which I’ll post about here.
Since the amount invested in this 200
share position is relatively small, I decided to try something a couple of the
other folks in the covered call community have told me about. I sold in the money calls, which is even more
significant because the stock has an ex-dividend date coming up before the
contract expires. The option is likely
to be called early, and in this case it means I may be in and out of the
position in a week
We’ll see how that works out. In the meantime, here’s the analysis:
MAS
Transactions
Transactions
6/26/2012 Bought 200
shares at average share price $12.24 (total $2,447.00)
6/26/2012 Sold 2 MAS JUL 2012 $13.00 at $0.70 (total $130.49)
6/26/2012 Sold 2 MAS JUL 2012 $13.00 at $0.70 (total $130.49)
Net Profit:
1) Options Income: = $130.49
2) Dividend Income: Ex-date is July 3, dividend is $0.75 ($15.00)
3) Capital Appreciation if assigned at $12.00: -$65.00
1) Options Income: = $130.49
2) Dividend Income: Ex-date is July 3, dividend is $0.75 ($15.00)
3) Capital Appreciation if assigned at $12.00: -$65.00
Total Net Profit if Assigned and dividend collected: $130.49 + $0 - $65.00 = $65.49
Absolute Return on Investment: ($65.49/$2,447.00) = 2.68%
Annualized Return if Assigned (7 days): 2.68%*(365/7) = 139.55%
On the day of purchase, MAS was in the money.
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