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| ITM CCW TRADE | |||||||||
| BRAND NEW CC CAMPAIGN | OPEN | ||||||||
| THE NEW CAMPAIGN TRACKER NUMBER IS > _ | C#_ELIL_250 | ||||||||
| DAYS | THIS NEW ITM CCW TRADE BEGINS AND ENDS | ||||||||
| 28 | September 18, 2026 | October 16, 2026 | |||||||
| ELIL | TIME AND DATE STAMP | ||||||||
| ELIL (2x Leveraged ETF Eli Lilly) | Friday, September 18, 2026 | ||||||||
| DISCLAIMER: This trade is based on this date. I'm not suggesting a move up or down. I'm showing my trade that I have already done. I'm not recommending this stock as a purchase/trade. Think of it like this, I'm 'Showing you the World thru my Eyes'. | |||||||||
| UNIQUE TRADE IDENTIFIER | ELIL252.9 | ||||||||
| Yahoo Summary Page > . | https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/DPST?p=DPST | ||||||||
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| DETAILS FOR THIS COVERED CALL TRADE | |||||||||
| Today a NEW Covered Call position was opened using ELIL | |||||||||
| When ELIL was trading at $27.26 I decided to do the ITM Covered Call where I selected the $25 strike price and was paid $2.9 in up front premium. This premium includes both intrinsic and extrinsic value where my profit actually equals $0.64 a share or $2000 in cash flow. | |||||||||
| Stock Price was | Strike Price | Expire | Premium | ||||||
| $27.26 | $25.00 | Oct-16 | $2.90 | ||||||
| Intrinsic Value | Extrinsic Value | Your Projected Profit | |||||||
| $2.26 | $0.64 | $2,000.00 | |||||||
| Cash on Cash % | |||||||||
| 7.81% | |||||||||
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| COMMENTARY AS TO WHY I OPENED THIS TRADE | |||||||||
| WHY I OPENED this CCW on ELIL | |||||||||
| ELIL (2x leveraged ETF Eli Lilly)I have no problem holding Eli Lilly for another 30 days, so this time we’re going to use a deeper in-the-money $25 strike, with the underlying currently trading around $27.26. This setup gives me what I’m looking for: 8.29% of downside protection, while still providing the opportunity to generate approximately 7.18% cash-on-cash over the 30-day timeframe. I’m sacrificing some upside in exchange for additional downside protection, which I’m perfectly comfortable doing with this trade. I also have another Eli Lilly position — 20 contracts at the $28 strike. If I have to remain in that trade and Eli Lilly were to fall below $25, this new position could give me an excellent opportunity to dollar-cost average the two positions and lower my overall cost basis. We’ll see what happens. I don’t anticipate Eli Lilly falling below $25, and ideally this becomes exactly what I’m looking for: a set-it-and-forget-it 30-day trade. 💰🟢 👉 having run the numbers, this trade meets most all of my expectations for a solid start to a covered call campaign. Of course I would love for this to be a one-an-done trade but if I were left holding this position ... the $25 strike/cost basis, based on its chart feels good. > C#_ELIL_250 | |||||||||
| ➡️I gave myself -8.29% of downside protection for this trade | |||||||||
| HOW DID I STRUCTURE THIS TRADE? | |||||||||
| I purchased the shares and sold the ITM Covered Call | |||||||||
| I purchased a 99 Delta Call Option and sold the ITM Covered Call | |||||||||
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| PROJECTED PROFIT POTENTIAL (CCW PREM ONLY) | |||||||||
| If this trade goes as planned, I will have my shares taken at my strike price and I will only collect the difference between the Real Money and Time Value which is the plan | |||||||||
| STOCK PRICE | STRIKE | PREM | Projected Cash Flow | ||||||
| $27.26 | $25.00 | $2.90 | $2,000.00 | ||||||
| DAYS ON | INTRINSIC VALUE | TIME VALUE | Cash on Cash % | ||||||
| 28 | $2.26 | $0.50 | 7.81% | ||||||
| Power of the 99 Delta ITM Call Option vs Buying the Shares | |||||||||
| Owning Shares = 1.83% CoC vs 99 Delta ITM Call Option's 7.81% on $ invested | |||||||||
| Cash on Cash % projections are based on > Premium collected divided by Total Invested | |||||||||
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| MY COST BASIS ON THE 99 DELTA CALL OPTIONS | |||||||||
| 99 DELTA Strike | 99 DELTA cost | Controlling Shares | Total Cost | ||||||
| $21.00 | $6.40 | 4000 | -$25,600.00 | ||||||
| DELTA | TimeValueCost | % Cost Paid | 99 DELTA Expiration | ||||||
| 0.99 | 0.14 | 2.19% | Oct - 16 | ||||||
| By purchasing the 99 Delta Long Call Option I was able to simulate stock ownership using $25600 vs using $109040. had I outright bought the shares. | |||||||||
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| THIS TRADE WAS PLACED INSIDE MY NON-TAXABLE IRA ACCOUNT | |||||||||
| NO EARNINGS DURING THIS TIMEFRAME | |||||||||
| NO EX-DIVIDEND DATE DURING THIS TIMEFRAME | |||||||||
| HOW YOU WOULD BENEFIT FROM THIS TRADE | |||||||||
| ITM CC BUY SHARES > SELL CALL | |||||||||
| I BOUGHT THE 99 DELTA ITM CALL OPTION, YOU MIGHT BUY THE SHARES | |||||||||
| I bought 99 Delta ITM Call Option and then sold the ITM Covered Call ... you could buy the shares and select the same Strike Price for the same ITM Covered Call trade. | |||||||||
| Stock Price was | Strike Price | Expire | Premium | ||||||
| $27.26 | $25.00 | Oct-16 | $0.64 | ||||||
| 100 Shares | IF Sold | Your Projected Profit | |||||||
| $2,726.00 | $2,500.00 | $64.00 | |||||||
| Cash on Cash % | |||||||||
| 1.83% | |||||||||
| CASH SECURED PUT > SAME STRIKE | |||||||||
| I DID THE ITM CC , YOU COULD DO THE CSP , SAME STRIKE | |||||||||
| I bought 99 Delta ITM Call Option and then sold the ITM CCW ... you could select the same Strike Price and sell a Cash Secured Put ... basically the same trade with similair Cash on Cash % on money invested' | |||||||||
| COST BASIS | STRIKE | PREM | Projected Cash Flow | ||||||
| $27.26 | $25.00 | $0.64 | $64.00 | ||||||
| Cash on Cash % | |||||||||
| 2.56% | |||||||||
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