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Income & Stock Overlays Calculators

Covered Call

P&L analysis

Own stock + sell call — generate premium on existing position.

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Cash-Secured Put

P&L analysis

Sell put with cash collateral — get paid to potentially buy stock at a target price.

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Poor Man's Covered Call

P&L analysis

Long-dated call as stock substitute + short-dated short call — covered-call mechanics with less capital.

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Wheel Strategy

P&L analysis

Continuous rotation: cash-secured put → assignment → covered call → assignment → repeat.

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Covered Put

P&L analysis

Short stock + sell put — premium-generation on a short position.

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Covered Strangle

P&L analysis

Long stock + short call + short put — extra premium from selling both wings.

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Option Roll

Roll analysis

Close existing option and open a replacement — analyze net credit/debit and updated breakevens.

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Strategies that layer options on top of an existing or planned stock position: covered call, cash-secured put, poor man's covered call, the wheel strategy, covered put, covered strangle, and option-roll analysis.

When to use these calculators

Income & Stock Overlays generate premium from stock positions or position-substitutes. Covered calls and cash-secured puts are the foundational two; the wheel strategy combines them in a continuous rotation. Roll analysis applies when adjusting open positions.

All calculators on this page are EDUCATIONAL tools, not financial advice. Verify P&L numbers against your broker's risk tool before trading.

Frequently Asked Questions

How accurate is the calculator?
Uses standard textbook formulas. Brokerages may use proprietary models — verify before live trading.
Is this advice to enter a trade?
No. These are educational tools, NOT financial advice. Consult your own analysis and a qualified financial advisor before trading.
What's the difference between covered call and wheel?
A covered call is a single income trade (own stock, sell a call above market). The wheel is a rotation: sell a cash-secured put → if assigned, own stock → sell a covered call → if assigned, exit. Repeat.