Structure of an opening trade

For all opening trades i.e. (buy stocks and write calls), the following information will be posted.

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Stock Leg (Buy)

• Stock ticker
• Company name
• Number of shares bought
• Price per share
• Total money spent

Option Leg (Sell)

• Call Symbol
• Strike date
• Strike price
• Number of calls sold
  
• Total call premium received

Transaction

• Total money out
• Initial Investment
  

Returns if call gets exercised

• Absolute returns
• Percentage returns
• Annual percentage returns (Normalized returns over 365 days)

Break Even Information

• Break-even point (Below which the position loses money)
• Break-even buffer (in terms of percentage of current stock price)
  

All of the prices will adhere to conservative view in terms of bid-ask spread. This means that a "buy" transaction will be recorded at "ask price" and a "sell" transaction will always be recorded at "bid price". In reality, an investor can do better than this by appropriately placing limit orders.

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