Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you wanted to know about covered calls but were afraid to ask

Welcome to our FAQ section, where we answer the questions that keep covered call investors up at night (besides "did I set my stop-loss correctly?").

Whether you're just discovering options exist or you're managing a 20-position portfolio, we've organized our answers to match where you are in your covered call journey.

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I've heard every question in the book about covered calls, from "what's an option?" to "how do I optimize tax efficiency across multiple expiration cycles?" Trust me, no question is too basic or too advanced.

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If your question isn't covered in our FAQs, it might be time to dig deeper into our Academy modules. Sometimes the best answer is understanding the strategy better, not just getting a quick fix.

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FAQ Philosophy

Our FAQ approach is simple: Give you the answer you need, when you need it, without the academic nonsense.

We don't believe in making simple concepts sound complicated to impress people. If you can understand renting out a room in your house, you can understand covered calls. If you can manage a small rental property portfolio, you can manage multiple covered call positions.

The questions change as you level up, but the core principles stay the same: collect income, manage risk, don't overcomplicate things.


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A$$et says:
Remember: The best question is the one you ask before you make a mistake, not after. Don't be shy about starting with the basics - even us smart asses had to learn this stuff somewhere.