- Municipal bonds (taxable) closed-end fund
- Pays 7.24% monthly
- Emerging market closed-end bond fund
- Pays 11.49% quarterly
- Short term T bills, cash equivalent
- Pays 5.24% monthly
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My 50% profit target was hit on the $GOOGL Nov $155 short put option.
I used the freed up cash to:
My buy-to-close orders were filled on two of my short put option positions.
OZK Nov $37.50 put closed for 55% profit.
GAP Oct $19 put closed for 87% profit.
I used the freed up cash to buy:
SGOV iShares® 0-3 Month Treasury Bond ETF
I want to have some cash or cash-equivalents available around election time.
Today I had a short term T-bill mature, so I used those funds to buy some higher-yielding investments. As interest rates come down, T-bills will no longer be as attractive, so I am adding to my holdings in preferred stocks and limited duration bonds.
NextEra Energy, Inc. Preferred UNIT 09/01/25 ($NEE-PR)
Cohen & Steers Limited Duration Preferred and Income Fund, Inc ($LDP)
Flaherty & Crumrine Dynamic Preferred and Income Fund ($DFP)
iShares® 0-3 Month Treasury Bond ETF ($SGOV)
Bought some Nestle ($NSRGY) today.
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Reached my “50% profit within first two weeks” rule and bought back my Oct short put.
Used that cash to sell an AMZN put.
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My “50% profit within first two weeks” order was hit on two of my cash-secured puts, WMB and KO.
Used that available cash to sell another cash-secured put:
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Losing trade:
DVN: my $42.50 cash-secured put was assigned to me, so I am now long DVN at $42.50.
So, I sold an October $42.50 covered call option for $.50 ($50), representing an annualized yield of 14.2%.
Closed out 2 XOM September covered call options for a profit of 98.67%.
Sold 2 more XOM December 120 covered call options for $2.58 ($258 x 2=$516). Annualized gain for these 2 new covered calls: 8.51%
Closed 1 AMD cash-secured put for an 80% profit, freeing up some cash to work with.
Closed 2 NVDA cash-secured puts for an 80% profit, freeing up some cash to work with.
Sold 3 cash-secured puts on stocks I would not mind owning if they get assigned to me:
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