Session 15 | Reading 42 | LOS a    

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LO a: Compare and contrast the use of covered calls and protective puts to manage risk exposure to individual securities.


 
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Created Mar 30, 2011
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An investor creates a covered call position by 
 
buying the underlying security and selling a call option. 
2
Covered call writing strategies are used to generate 
 
additional portfolio income when the investor believes that the underlying stock price will...
3
A protective put (also called portfolio insurance or a hedged portfolio) is constructed by 
 
holding a long position in the underlying security and buying a put option. 
4
You can use a protective put to 
 
limit the downside risk at the cost of the put premium, P0.
5
The purchase of the put provides a lower limit to the position at a cost of 
 
lowering the possible profit (i.e., the gain is reduced by the cost of the insurance). 
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It is an ideal strategy for an investor who thinks the stock may go down in the near future,...
 
preserve upside potential.

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