How much income could your stocks pay you?
Enter a stock you own, or a few, and see the income a covered call could generate on each right now. Then drag the slider to balance more income against keeping more upside.
Type one symbol or a short list. Each card shows a roughly one-year covered call you can tune with the slider.
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How to read this
→A covered call is you selling someone the right to buy 100 shares you already own at a set higher price (the strike) by a set date.
→You keep the premium as income no matter what the stock does. That is the yield shown on each card.
→Slide left for a lower strike = more income, less room to run. Slide right for a higher strike = more upside kept, less income.
→Stock stays below your strike? You keep the shares and the income, and can sell another call.
→Finishes above the strike? Your shares are sold at the strike, and you give up any gains beyond it.
Has a winner grown into a concentrated position?
A covered call caps a slice of your upside for income. The Trefis Wealth Center applies the same idea to a whole position: for a large, low-basis holding it caps a small part of your extreme upside to fund a floor that protects the entire stake at zero net cost, then unwinds and diversifies it tax-efficiently, harvesting losses to offset the capital gains you would otherwise owe. Built for large, concentrated holdings, with a fiduciary partner.
Map your exit with a free strategy review →For information only, not investment advice. Option prices move constantly; confirm live quotes with your broker before trading. Premiums shown are per one contract (100 shares).