Marc Guberti
1 min readSep 27, 2020

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The math has logic to it but it’s impossible to account for each variable. Premiums and where the stock price goes play a part in it. Each time you end up selling shares you still get the appreciation as well. If the stock keeps charging forward after you sold the shares that can present a problem. That’s why it’s important to set your strike prices according to the type of risk you want to take on.

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Marc Guberti
Marc Guberti

Written by Marc Guberti

Personal finance freelance writer -- I write articles for clients on finance, digital marketing, and other topics

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