Rolling In The Money Naked Puts For More Income

In the past two days AT&T Stock has taken quite the tumble. AT&T Stock trades under the symbol T. I sold my last batch of naked puts for the July 20 $34 put strike too early, but I rectified some of that today. As well I am holding naked puts at the $36 put strike for June 22, $35 put strike for both June 22 and July 20 options expiry and the $34 for July 20 options expiry. This places my overall position in at $35. With a dividend of $1.80, if I took assignment on my shares I would be earning about 5.1% from that dividend.

Rolling Naked Puts Intraday

But why accept assignment yet when there are such fabulous returns available through continuing to put sell. I have an advantage over put sellers who do not want to own shares in that I would own the shares of the stocks I put sell against. AT&T Stock is definitely one of those companies. However to keep that income pouring in I want to take advantage of every penny available to me through Put Selling, while avoiding assignment.

To that end, I use a day like today, with exceptional volatility to roll my naked puts. Here is how I roll in the money and slightly out of the money naked puts to take advantage of the swings within the stock. Remember that often AT&T Stock moves only 10 or 20 cents in a day, so a day like today or yesterday are exceptional for making more income.
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Rolling In The Money Naked Puts For More Income

Rolling Naked Puts Intraday

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