I have a small conventional trading
account at Scottrade – I have been using more or less the same trading
philosophy with it as I do in Rescue My IRA, which is why I post about it here
sometimes. My goals with the
conventional account are the same as with the IRA: to achieve a 12% annual rate
of return, and to compound that return until the funds are needed.
I just added a little bit of cash from
my year-end bonus to the account, and since I had 100% of the cash sitting on
the sidelines, I decided to pick up two positions – FB and SO – which I am also
trading in Rescue My IRA.
Here’s the position plan for both –
all values are net of commissions and fee:
FB
Transactions
Transactions
Bought 100 shares at
average share price $57.01 (total $5,701.00)
Sold 1 FB Jan 2014 $57.50 for a net of $163.74
Sold 1 FB Jan 2014 $57.50 for a net of $163.74
Net Profit:
1) Options Income: = $163.74
2) Dividend Income: No dividends on this stock
3) Capital Appreciation if assigned at $57.50: $31.89
1) Options Income: = $163.74
2) Dividend Income: No dividends on this stock
3) Capital Appreciation if assigned at $57.50: $31.89
Total Net Profit if Assigned and dividend collected: $195.63
Absolute Return on Investment: ($195.63/$5,701.00) = 3.43%
Annualized Return if Assigned (25 days): 3.43%*(365/25) = 50.10%
SO
Transactions
Transactions
Bought 100 shares at
average share price $40.82 (total $4,082.00)
Sold 1 SO Feb 2014 $41.00 for a net of $59.74
Sold 1 SO Feb 2014 $41.00 for a net of $59.74
Net Profit:
1) Options Income: = $59.74
2) Dividend Income: Ex-date is Feb 1, dividend is $0.5075 ($50.75)
3) Capital Appreciation if assigned at $41.00: $0.89
1) Options Income: = $59.74
2) Dividend Income: Ex-date is Feb 1, dividend is $0.5075 ($50.75)
3) Capital Appreciation if assigned at $41.00: $0.89
Total Net Profit if Assigned and dividend collected: $111.38
Absolute Return on Investment: ($111.38/$4,082.00) = 2.73%
Annualized Return if Assigned (50 days): 2.73%*(365/50) = 19.92%
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