I have normally written about my end of month option results the Monday after option expiration.  However, as I find I am selling the weekly options more often I have delayed this post until after the last Friday of the month is past.

This month I had three sets of Call assignments, two at full term.  The MFA shares were purchased for the purpose of selling the Covered Call, being called away and capturing a couple of dividends along the way.  The FCX and ANR assignments were on stocks that I considered as trades and were designed to be called away at a profit.  The ANR Put assignment was made with the goal of expiring worthless, or if assigned, to begin a series of weekly Covered Calls until called away. 

Four Covered Call contracts that would have expired in April were rolled out and are indicated as BTC in the results column.  They were all rolled out for a net deposit and have been written about in previous posts.

Here are the summarized results:  

I include those options that I rolled out or was assigned prior to their expiration date to present a more complete picture of the option transactions that I originally sold for expiration this month.  Weekly options are indicated with a “w” included with the Put or Call designation.

I have already written about any new Option transactions I have made on these expired, assigned or rolled out transaction.

I have normally written about my end of month option results the Monday after option expiration.  However, as I find I am selling the weekly options more often I have delayed this post until after the last Friday of the month is past.

This month I had two sets of Call assignments, both at full term.  The ANR assignments were on stocks that I considered as trades and were designed to be called away at a profit to me. 

Four Covered Call contracts that would have expired in March were rolled out and are indicated as BTC in the results column.  They were all rolled out for a net deposit and have been written about in previous posts.  I rolled out one Put Contract, the F $15 strike, and wrote about it in a previous post.

Here are the summarized results:

I include those options that I rolled out or was assigned prior to their expiration date to present a more complete picture of the option transactions that I originally sold for expiration this month.  Weekly options are indicated with a “w” included with the Put or Call designation.

I have already written about any new Option transactions I have made on these expired, assigned or rolled out transaction.   {optional sentence follows}    There are still a few for which I have not written new Option contracts.  I will write about them as new contracts are sold.

I have normally written about my end of month option results the Monday after option expiration.  However, as I find I am selling the weekly options more often I have delayed this post until after the last Friday of the month is past.

This month I had two sets of Call assignments, both at full term.  Both the OLN and the WFC Call assignments were on stocks that I considered as trades and were designed to be called away at a profit to me.  The HPQ Put assignments were anticipated and are part of my ongoing attempt to move cash to stock to cash more quickly and at a profit.  I have written about Covered Calls that I wrote on the HPQ shares in earlier posts.

Two Covered Call contracts that would have expired in February were rolled out and are indicated as BTC in the results column.  They were all rolled out for a net deposit and have been written about in previous posts.

Here are the summarized results:

I include those options that I rolled out or was assigned prior to their expiration date to present a more complete picture of the option transactions that I originally sold for expiration this month.  Weekly options are indicated with a “w” included with the Put or Call designation.

I have already written about any new Option transactions I have made on these expired, assigned or rolled out transaction.