How to Earn Weekly Income with Covered Calls (Beginner Tutorial)
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Most people who own stocks donât realize theyâre sitting on a potential income stream.
If youâve ever bought 100 shares of a stock and just⊠held onâthis strategy is for you.
Itâs called a covered call, and itâs the foundation of how we help traders replace their paycheck with options.
Today, Iâm going to break it down in a beginner-friendly way so that anyone can understand how it worksâeven if youâve never traded options before.
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What Is a Covered Call?
A covered call is a simple income strategy where:
You already own shares of a stock (typically 100 shares)
You sell a call option on those shares to someone else
That option gives them the right (but not the obligation) to buy your shares at a set price before a specific date
In return, you get paid cash upfrontâcalled a premium.
Because you already own the stock, your position is âcovered.â That means the risk is lower. Youâre simply agreeing to sell your shares at a slightly higher price if the buyer wants them.
đ§ Think of it like ârenting outâ your stocks for incomeâweekly or monthly.
đž Why Use Covered Calls?
Letâs break down why investors love this:
â You get paid instantly when you sell the call
â You keep the premium no matter what happens
â You can still sell your stock at a profit
â You can repeat it every single week
It's one of the simplest ways to generate consistent, reliable income from stocks you already own.
đ Real Example (Apple Stock)
Letâs say you own 100 shares of Apple (AAPL) at $170.
You sell a call option with a $175 strike and collect $1.50 per share = $150 in income.
If AAPL stays below $175 â You keep your shares and the $150
If AAPL rises above $175 â You sell your shares at $175 and still keep the $150 premium
Either way, you win.
đ€ Whoâs Buying These Calls?
Covered calls work because speculators and hedge funds want leverage.
Theyâre:
Betting the stock will rise
Using calls for higher upside with less capital
Hedging large portfolios
Youâre offering them that leverageâand theyâre paying you for it.
â ïž Whatâs the Risk?
There are two:
If the stock drops, you still own itâbut its value goes down. Your premium helps cushion the blow, but it doesnât eliminate the risk.
If the stock skyrockets, you miss out on big upside. Your gain is capped at the strike price + premium collected.
Example: You sell a $150 call and the stock shoots to $200. You still only sell for $150.
Thatâs why itâs best used on stocks you love and wouldnât mind selling at a small profit.
đ The Weekly Income Formula
Covered calls are repeatable and scalable.
Hereâs the system:
â Own 100 shares
â Sell 1 call option
â Collect premium
â Repeat every week
Goal: Earn 1% per week on your capital
Thatâs how we help traders replace their incomeâone trade at a time.
đŻ Get Started
Covered calls are one of the first strategies I teach inside the Freedom Income Engine because:
Theyâre beginner-friendly
They work with stocks you already own
And they create weekly income you can rely on
If you want to go deeper, here are your next steps:
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Casey Stubbs
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