NVDA Options Trade (4): Let Covered Call Expire, Rolled $175 Put | Saylor Financial Fundamentals

Описание: In Week 4 of my NVDA Options Wheel Tracker series, both my covered call and cash-secured put expired out of the money.

I tried to roll the $185 covered call straight out one week, but the order wouldn’t fill. The only way to avoid ending up with a naked call was to let it expire today — I’ll sell a new covered call on Monday. Not my preferred approach, since I don’t know if Monday’s trade will be better or worse, but I like to sleep at night.

The cash-secured put was a much simpler decision. I compared a straight roll to a roll down, and the choice was immediately clear. That roll came in with an annualized return of about 90%.

This week is a good example of why I run the Double Ferris Wheel strategy. The stock pulled back, but options income once again offset what would have been an unrealized loss, keeping my overall profit steady.

What you’ll see in this video:

Why I let the call expire instead of forcing a roll

How I handled the $175 cash-secured put

What the numbers look like for Week 4

The trade-offs I’m setting up for next week


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