On April 1, 2022, I bought 200 shares of NYSE: DB stock paying $12.98 per share and simultaneously sold 2 covered calls on them with a strike price of $13 and expiry next Friday. Credit received $32 (per contract / before commissions)

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Deutsche Bank has been on my radar for a while, in fact, I have traded in the past, but not recently. I decided to play safe with ‘investing with covered calls’ and bought just 200 shares to get my feet wet.

here is the trade setup:

• BOT 200 DB Stock 12.98 USD

• SLD 2 DB APR 08 '22 13 Call Option 0.32 USD

I bought 200 shares at $12.98 apiece, in total paying $2,596, and sold 2 covered calls with the next Friday’s expiry, for which I received a premium of $64 (before commissions)

What happens next?

On the expiry date, April 08, 2022, NYSE: DB is trading under $13 per share -  options expire worthlessly and I keep premium and start over - if BAC trades above $13 on the expiry date, my 200 shares will get called away and I realize my max profit $58.2 ($-1 value gain and $59.2 options premium) or potential 2.27% income yield in 7 days.

Break-even price: $12.98-$0.29= $12.69

Running Total 2 Trades since April 1, 2022
Options income: $54