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Covered Calls
There's an options income strategy for every level of investor, and one of the easiest to implement and understand is covered call writing. Simply put, covered call writing means selling calls against stocks that you already own.
Covered call writing is a bet that a stock you already own will continue moving up or will trade sideways for a bit. The calls you sell (also known as "writing") are considered "covered" because you already own the underlying stock. This means if you are "called" to produce the stock, you are covered because you already have the shares.
Learn more about how to generate income with covered calls.
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