Blog Archive: July 2025
Week 16 / Rolling Covered Calls: Why I Rolled NVDA to December for Higher Premium
As of July 25, 2025, our covered call stock portfolio stood at $7,841, another +2.69% week-over-week increase (+$205). Year-to-date, we are finally in positive territory with +0.37%. Awesome!This week, I rolled forward and up our August 15 expiry covered call on NVIDIA, extending it to the December 19 expiry.With this rollout, I increased the strike price by $3 and collected an additional premium of $0.60 per share. Given our long-term strategy to hold NVDA stock, I'm quite pleased with this adjustment - it aligns well with our overall goal of maximizing premium while maintaining upward exposure.This week, we collected $101 from selling options, what is slightly above my goal to generate at…
Week 15 / Weekly Options Income Hits $66 as NVDA Credit Spreads Return
As of July 18, 2025, our covered call stock portfolio stood at $7,636, another +0.71% week-over-week increase (+$53). Year-to-date, we are still down -1.59%. This week, we returned to selling credit spreads on NVDA, while also experimenting with Neste stock from the Helsinki Stock Exchange to boost our EUR-denominated income. From time to time, I enjoy trading in frontier markets.This week, we collected $66 from selling options, what is slightly below my goal to generate at least 1% weekly in options premium (0.86 % this week).Our portfolio remains concentrated around NVDA stock. I'm currently holding one covered call on NVDA with a $110 strike price expiring on August 15, which…
Week 14 / WFC Credit Spread & NVDA Covered Call Strategy – Weekly Options Income Hits $83
As of July 11, 2025, our covered call stock portfolio stood at $7,582, another +1.26% week-over-week increase (+$94). Year-to-date, we are still down -2.94%. Unlike previous weeks, this time I initiated a new credit spread on WFC (Wells Fargo), using the premium received to purchase shares of WFC itself. If not assigned, I’m considering selling additional credit spreads on WFC in the coming weeks, while using premium to offset the marginMeanwhile, I continue to hold a deep in-the-money covered call position on NVDA.This week, we collected $83 from selling options, what is slightly above my goal to generate at least 1% weekly in options premium (1.09 % this week).Our portfolio remains…
Week 13 / Swedish Kronor & Premiums: SEB A Options Trade and NVDA Spread Fuel Gains
As of July 4, 2025, our covered call stock portfolio stood at $7,488, another +1.46% week-over-week increase (+$107). Year-to-date, we are still down -4.97%. This week’s growth was driven by a combination of factors: the expiration of options trades on NVDA, favorable movement in the USD/EUR exchange rate (now at 1.18), and a strategic “revenge trade” on SEB A stock, which added a few Swedish Kronor to our portfolio.This week, we collected $41 from selling options, what is under with our goal to generate at least 1% weekly in options premium (0.54 % this week).Our portfolio remains concentrated around NVDA stock. On Thursday (Because of Independence Day) we successfully closed a put…