The one year chart (above) shows that the trading ranges are strong at $24 and $30 with two slightly weaker resistance lines at 25.50 and 28. Currently SLW is trading at the lower end of this range just above the $24 dollar resistance level.
Today I had purchased 400 shares at $24.10 for a net cost of $9646.00. I quickly sold a call for the May 17th expiry for the $25 contract price and collecting a premium of .42 per share, netting me $152.00. To date I have captured 1.58% regardless if the stock moves above the contract price of $25.
The $152 is really going to be my worst case for this period. For the worst case to occur SLW would remain under $25 per share between now and May 17th.
Best case though is a little better as I bought it at $24.10 and sold it at $25 grossing me 0.90 per share plus 0.38 per share from the premium for a total of $1.28 as a percentage it'll work out to be 5.3% gross for the 16 days.
The TFSA as some cash available if this stock declines. Once again the rules with apply, if the stock declines by 10% I'll look to purchase some additional shares to lower my average. I'll continue to write covered calls, earning me a cash flow that is better then the dividend. If your wondering about the cash flow vs the dividend the current dividend as mentioned earlier is 1.257% per year and on the first option trade I have already collected 1.58% and the contract is only 16 days in duration. If your wondering about annualized rates it works out to be 36.04%
Lets see what Silver Wheaton has in store for us in the coming months.
Till next time Happy Trading


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