Blog Post On: 7/18/2010

The home page of MTR Investors group now shows four of the top covered calls.  Depending on the Return on Investment (ROI) you may see the top four options for the current or next expiration month.

Registered users can use our Option Search Engine to search for Covered Calls on over 900 Large Cap Stocks. Why large caps? This provides a level of safety and higher quality of earnings. Other covered call sites may show you options that return 20% but typically these are on high-risk small caps and typically bio-tech. Those types of trades are not for the faint of heart.

If you want to start writing covered calls to earn income on your position we encourage reading the CBOE documentation on covered call writing. It is a very simple process and if you are holding stocks for the long run why not "rent them out" by selling calls and earn income on those positions?

The main page of the site is updated daily after hours. The sample below is from 7/16

You can find more Covered Calls by using the Covered Call Search Engine on this site.

Screen shot below is some Covered Calls for August.

 

Blog Post On: 7/18/2010

Using the Covered Call Search for higher quality names we set the P/E Ratio at a range of 5 (Value Stocks) to 30 (Growth Stocks).

The first one on the list is Forest Oil (FST). FST has a P/E of 8.68, EPS of 3.35, and a Earnings Yield of 12.23%. This shows that FST is undervalued compared to the market. Based on the chart though it appears the stock may pull back a little further.

Clicking on the Chart Icon on FST brings up the chart shown below.

Blog Post On: 7/15/2010

The home page of MTR Investors group now shows four of the top naked puts.  Depending on the Return on Investment (ROI) you may see the top four options for the current or next expiration month.

Registered users can use our Option Search Engine to search for Naked Puts on over 900 Large Cap Stocks. Why large caps? This provides a level of safety and higher quality of earnings. Other option sites may show you options that return 20% but typically these are on high-risk small caps and typically bio-tech. Those types of trades are not for the faint of heart.

If you want to start writing naked puts to earn income we encourage reading the CBOE documentation on naked put writing. It is a very simple process.