I just wrote these call options on the AG shares that got assigned.
These are the AG $13.00 strike expiring on December 19th.
Here’s what happened:
We wrote puts on AG for $12.50 that expired last Friday for $0.90. We were forced to buy AG at $12.50 but we got compensated $0.90 to do so. Therefore, we really ended up buying AG for $11.60 ($12.50 minus $0.90).
Today, we wrote the call option at the $13.00 strike for 64 cents expiring on December 19th. If AG is at $13.00+ on December 19th, then we will be forced to sell our AG shares at $13.00.
Scenario if AG is $13.00+ on December 19th -We are being compensated 64 cents for this deal. Essentially, if AG shares are $13.00 or higher on December 19th, then we would end up selling AG for $13.00, but our cost-basis or “purchase price” would be $10.96 ($11.60 minus 64 cents).
Scenario if AG is under $13.00 on December 19th - if AG is under $13.00 on December 19th, then we keep the $0.64 and the AG shares.
What we did today was a covered call.
For a tutorial, please watch this video:
https://youtu.be/D5Rjx_7XG2U?si=AnH-yv5Wml2BDXOf
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