Selling put option
The best opportunity to own a growth stock is when the company’s share price is suffering a deep dip but fundamental unshaken. If we consider using wheel strategy by doing sell-put options using deep- OTM (Current price - 20%) and setting a short-term expiration date(7- 60 days); collecting upfront premium while waiting share price drop below strike price assigned to buy the stock at the discounted price but if the stock price still above the price we can continue to restart sell put and collect upfront premium again.
How option price derived:
An option’s price (premium)= Intrinsic value + Time value (Extrinsic Value)
As a seller direction:
·
Extrinsic value= Theta
(Time Value) + Implied Volatility
·
Strike price less than Stock price is Out-Of-The- Money (OTM) (No
intrinsic value)
·
Sellers: Generate income from selling
Time value
Time value affect the premium of the option
Selling put options with zero
intrinsic value, their value is solely based on Time
value. These are referred to as Out-of-the-money
options. The further the expiration date the more time value. Time value
decay (Theta), time is the friend of option sellers. Time decay speeds up in
the last 30 days before expiration. At-the-money options experience the fastest
time decay, while in-the-money and out-of-the-money
options decay more slowly
Type of relationship on assignment:
·
Choose OTM if
don’t want to be assigned
· Choose
DEEP OTM if you want collect income and confident
owning good stock
·
Don’t care about assignment if part wheel system
choose ATM
·
Want to be assigned choose ITM
Implied Volatility (IV)
Implied volatility is the valuation of an option, IV
represents the market’s expectations of future volatility which directly
determines how highs or low the time value is’ IV directly affects an option’s
price
High IV: High Premium for sellers
Historical Volatility (HV)
Is the past 30 days average
IV/HV
We can compare IV to HV to gauge the stock blooming
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