We use a 30-day covered call strategy — buying quality stocks and selling call options roughly one month out. This timeframe balances income potential with risk control and provides enough time to manage positions.
By opening new positions each week using our latest report, each position expires in about 30 days. Repeating this over four weeks creates four staggered cycles — so as one expires each week, income may be collected weekly, while still staying within a disciplined 30-day structure.
No problem. Covered calls are one of the most beginner-friendly option strategies.
We can point you to educational notes, examples, and explanations to help you learn step-by-step.
If the stock rises above the strike price at expiration, your shares may be sold at the strike.
This still results in a gain from stock appreciation + option premium.
Many investors simply re-buy the stock and write another call to continue the income cycle.
Not necessarily. Because we target monthly expirations, many investors only review positions weekly, not daily. This approach is designed to be structured and low-maintenance.