BornToSell.com is a covered call screener for investors
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Covered call screener and calculator. Find, filter and manage a portfolio of covered call option investments. Free newsletter, tutorial, and blog.
Covered calls are a great way for passive investors to earn recurring income each month. You can do it with stocks and ETFs you already own by selling out of the money covered calls each month. You receive option premium the day you sell the options, and then you wait for them to expire. After that, you can sell more options for the following month. Since you own the underlying stocks the worst that could happen is that your stock gets called away from you for a price higher than it was the day you sold the option.
You're already taking market risk by owning stocks and ETFs; you should at least collect some rent on those assets each month. Visit the covered call tutorial at Born To Sell to learn how. If you own stocks then a great way to earn monthly income from them is by selling covered calls. It's not difficult; anyone can do it. By selling a call option against stock you already own you are putting a cap on your upside in exchange for some current income and downside protection. It is a conservative strategy, not a get-rich-quick strategy.
Born To Sell's web site removes the guesswork. Their screener will scan all 150,000 possible covered call investments instantly and show you results that match your criteria. Want maximum return? One-click. Want maximum downside protection? One-click. Want covered calls that pay dividends before option expiration but do not have an earnings release before option expiration? Easy.
After you've invested in covered calls the second part of the site kicks in, which is portfolio monitoring and management. These tools help you maximize the time premium you receive each month.
There is a risk-free two week trial of the service. After that, if you decide to keep it, there is a monthly subscription fee (with discounts if you sign up for quarterly or annual subscriptions).
