How To Do A Poor Man's Covered Call Options Strategy Using A LEAPS

I needed a quick review on PMCC. Thank you.

Way more capital efficient than owning shares outright especially if the stock doesn’t pay a dividend.

Two in 1 week!?!?!?!... LETS GOO!

Good stuff!

AXP has earnings this week

Hey Brad. I love your content. Very easy to digest and you're hitting all the topics that I need to brush up on... I've been hovering around 40% returns but heard you talk about higher sustained numbers. What realistically should I been aiming for? Thank you for all of your hard work

What do you think of a pmcc on the spy or qqq with today's pullback?

Thanks Brad!

Thanks!! Right to the point on that video.

So when you buy a leap, the computer thinks you have 100 shares of the stock? Covered call is easier to understand

$4500 on 1 play? I'm literally too poor for that. However, I appreciate the knowledge and aspire to get to this level.

Thank you so much for showing covered calls. Been doing it for 3 months and I'm making 20% gains monthly. I do have a smaller account I'm trading with so it's a little difficult to find growth stocks I can buy leaps on.

You ever PMCC on spy? 3 contracts a week if I’m not mistaken.

Do you have to be level 3 options in Robinhood to sell calls against a leap you own? I have a leap and I can't sell a call against it? Nobody ever mentions this.

How does the LEAPS get assigned unless you exercise it on purpose. I’m confused. The risk is your short call being assigned. That’s the issue. As long as the value of the spread is greater than the cost of the LEAPS, you’re good in an early assignment scenario.

why do you have 2 Puts on NFLX at $200 strike price for next year? I think NFLX is at $600

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