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CallWriter's Covered Call
Real Time Lists™
Description of Our Lists
Want the Highest Covered Call Returns?
How about 13 lists, 30 trades per list and 2 months
of every list?
That’s as many as 780 trades at any time. Our proprietary
Profit Engine™ software scans real-time market data
for the highest-returning covered call trades, which
are sorted by return and propagated to our Real Time
Lists™ pages on the CallWriter members’ website. Covered
call trades are presented in descending order solely
by size of the flat (uncalled) return. Every covered
call writer can find great trades on our lists.
Our marvelous lists update every few minutes, all
day long.
There are trades for everyone on our lists. We offer
lists of S&P 100 stocks, which are some of the best
companies on earth. We offer a Nasdaq 100 list. We offer
lists from all markets broken up by price point. Looking
for deep in-the-money and deep out-of-the-money lists
- we've got those, too. We also offer specialty lists
of Pharmaceutical companies, ETFs (exchange-traded funds)
and even low-volume stocks, and offer deep in and out-of-the-money
versions of our specialty lists. Whatever you're looking
for in covered call lists, CallWriter has them. And
they're updated every few minutes all through the trading
day.
Meet the Real Time Lists™…
Our mainstream lists are best for conservative and
newer covered call writers and can produce a consistent
monthly return. These are the ones we primarily use
at CallWriter. Stocks on these lists must have both
a minimum of 500 open interest in the call series and
average daily volume of at least 500,000 shares. We
trade from the very same covered call lists as our members.
| Mainstream
Lists |
| Index
Lists |
Top
30
S&P 100 |
The S&P 100
includes some of the strongest, most stable companies
on earth - and stocks with some of the lowest historical
volatilities. Their returns are not always as high
as plays on the other lists, but they tend to be
less volatile. |
Top 30
Nasdaq 100 |
These are the top Nasdaq stocks,
which are more technology-oriented and frequently
more volatile than the S&P 100, but they tend
to offer higher returns. All in all, these lists
are excellent performers. |
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| All
Markets Lists |
Top
30
$40 and Up |
Stocks $40
and up from all U.S. stock markets. These frequently are
larger and better known companies. |
Top 30
$20 to $40 |
Stocks priced at $20
to $40 from all U.S. stock markets. These tend to be some
of our members’ favorite lists, since the stocks
are more affordable. |
Top 30
$10 to $20 |
Stocks priced at $10 to $20 from all U.S. stock markets.
This list is also highly popular with CallWriter members,
due to lower stock prices.
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Top 30
Under $10 |
Stocks under $10 from
all U.S. stock markets. These tend to be smaller companies,
or larger companies whose stock prices have fallen on
hard times. While generally more volatile than higher-priced
stocks, these lists remain popular due to the low prices,
which allow traders with smaller accounts to get in the
game. |
| Deep
Strikes Lists |
Top 30
Deep in the Money |
These lists present only
returns that are at least 10% in the money (lower than
the stock's price). These stocks frequently offer enough
downside protection that they can be written even in a
dropping market. And yes, we actually do that. |
Top 30
Deep out of the Money |
These lists present only returns that
are at least 10% out of the money (higher than the stock's
price). These stocks are great for writing in an uptrending
market or on stocks that are bouncing off support. Our
members also use them for |
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| Stocks on our specialty lists do not meet
any minimum amount of open interest in the call series
nor average daily stock trading volume. While returns
can be the highest, they also tend to be the most volatile
and riskiest stocks on our lists. These stocks work better
for experienced traders deploying appropriate covered
call or other strategies for them. |
| Specialty
Lists |
| Select Lists |
Top 30
Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) |
Lists of Exchange-Traded
Funds (ETFs), the so-called "tracking stocks"
that track market and sector indices such as the QQQQ
(Nasdaq 100) and Diamonds (Dow Jones Industrial Averages).
While their volatility can be lower than for individual
stocks, returns tend to be significantly lower than options
on individual stocks. A good place to find bear call
spreads and bull put spreads. |
Top 30
Pharmaceuticals |
These lists present only stocks in
the biotechnology and drug industries, including biotechnology,
drug delivery, diagnostic substances, drugs and major
drugs. Covered call writers have to be careful with these
stocks when the company is facing major news such as an
FDA ruling or clinical trials results. As a class, these
stocks move the most on news, making them favorites for
long straddle and strangle trades. |
| Select Deep
Strike Lists |
Top 30
Pharmaceuticals - In & Out of the Money |
These lists provide only
returns that are at least 10% in or out of the money on
the biotechnology and pharmaceutical stocks. The comments
above regarding pharmaceutical stocks apply to these lists. |
Top 30
Low Volume - In & Out of
the Money |
These lists are the deep in and out
of the money version of the Low Volume lists discussed
above. They provide only returns that are at least 10%
in or out of the money on stocks in which there is either
low average daily stock volume or in which the open interest
in the call contracts is quite low. |
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To see our Real Time Lists™ in action, visit
our Sample
List page. You’ll see a live covered
call list in operation, and we'll give you a
free covered call return
just for taking a look.
Most of the plays on the list are obscured, but the last
one is a live covered call trade that not even our members
get to see! |
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