Tackle Today: With Covered Calls, You Gain Control
December 6, 2021
≈ The webinar is tonight! ≈
Traders,
The fifth perk of covered calls has particular relevance right now. Stock investors are seeing their positions melt in the face of the fiery fears surrounding the Covid-19 Omicron variant. Those lacking a knowledge of the options market have to simply grin and bear the pain. They’re powerless to reduce risk (aside from jumping ship) while the storm rages.
But such is not the case for those with the wit and will to deploy covered calls.
Abandoning long-term stock positions after stocks have fallen sharply is rarely a good idea, particularly if you own a diversified ETF with a history of recovering from every bear market. But just because you shouldn’t call it quits doesn’t mean you can’t reduce risk and play defense in the meantime.
This is where covered calls come in. As illustrated in previous messages, selling calls against your stock holdings is a way of temporarily reducing both volatility and risk. Doing so during a market meltdown can make it easier to stave off the very human impulse to abandon your positions.
Ultimately, it gives you a greater degree of control over just how much fluctuation you experience in your portfolio.
For heaven’s sake, clear your calendar for tonight and join us for an entertaining discussion on Covered Call basics. Join us tonight for our Covered Call webinar!
#TeamTackle
🛑 Webinar tonight: Covered Call for Beginners › What is a Covered Call and how to trade it? ›› 8:30 PM EST on YouTube
Tonight at 8:30 pm EST we will be hosting a special event where Coach Matt will be teaching Covered Calls for Beginners. In this special webinar you’ll learn:
✅ What are Covered Calls
✅ The Basics of Options
✅ How Covered Calls Can Build Monthly income
✅ Why Covered Calls are great for Investors and Traders alike
✅ How Covered Calls Hedge Risk
✅ How to Increase your Probability of Profit
✅ How to use Covered Calls to Gain Control Over your Equities
Chart of the Day: Nowhere to Hide
On Friday, sellers finally moved into tech stocks in a big way. Previous to that, the Nasdaq had been holding up quite well. It seems we’ve entered the most vicious part of the correction where even the leaders are getting liquidated.
Video of the day: Covered Call for Beginners › What is a Covered Call and how to trade it?
Tonight at 8:30 pm EST we will be hosting a special event where Coach Matt will be teaching Covered Calls for Beginners. In this special webinar you’ll learn:
✅ What are Covered Calls
✅ The Basics of Options
✅ How Covered Calls Can Build Monthly income
✅ Why Covered Calls are great for Investors and Traders alike
✅ How Covered Calls Hedge Risk
✅ How to Increase your Probability of Profit
✅ How to use Covered Calls to Gain Control Over your Equities
Today’s line up
Traders Lounge 11 AM EST
Join the coaches in this live lounge, ask questions, discuss ideas or just sit back and listen to veteran traders discuss market conditions.
Halftime Report 12:30 PM EST
The Halftime Report starts at 12:30 EST and covers what news is driving the market, chart analysis from the movers and shakers of the day, and fun in a way that only Matt and Tim can deliver.
“Covered Call for Beginners › What is a Covered Call and how to trade it?” with Matt Justice on YouTube 8:30 PM EST
Click on the button below to go to YouTube and join #TeamTackle.
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