At expiration last Saturday, I had
two positions called away for a profit:
CRUS and DOW. Normally, I would
make a combined post on these transactions, but I am short of time this morning
and will only write about the CRUS trade – I’ll update on DOW tomorrow morning.
CRUS was a little bit of a flyer
when I selected it last year – it has consistently been rated as 3 stars by
S&P, where I typically work with 4 stars stocks, and it pays no dividend,
which is a second key criteria within Rescue My IRA. Other than that, solely by selling covered calls I was able to generate a
very respectable yield of more than 18% for the holding period (absolute
return), and better than 18% annualized, which exceeds my goal of a 12%
annualized return, and then some.
Here is the final analysis of the CRUS
trade, net of commissions and fees:
CRUS
Shares:
Bought 400 shares in February 2014,
for a total basis was $8,038.00 with an average share price of $20.10.
The position was called away on a $20
strike price in March 2015, netting $7,982.00, for a total stock gain of -$56.00.
Options:
Total options income: $1,576.28
– I sold $20 covered calls on a monthly basis through most of the holding
period, with one transaction at the $18.50 strike.
Dividend:
Total dividends collected: $00.00
– CRUS does not pay dividends.
Net Profit:
Total Net Profit after call: $1,520.28
Absolute Return on Investment: ($1,520.28/$8,038.00) = 18.91%
Annualized Return (375 days): 18.91%*(365/375) = 18.41%
Total Net Profit after call: $1,520.28
Absolute Return on Investment: ($1,520.28/$8,038.00) = 18.91%
Annualized Return (375 days): 18.91%*(365/375) = 18.41%
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