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The income you need to be working with to make significant money on covered calls is..... significant. I play around with about 150k and I can make about 20k a year on that....which is only slightly better than indexed market on a normal year. It's fun to stay in the game, but returns will be about the same.
You miss out on big gains but you lower your basis in the case of stagnation or slight loss.
Which stocks do you primarily sell CCs on?
Almost exclusively S&P 500 not expecting earnings during my window with a positive EPS. Why? Because those are the flattest opportunities. You want the call to expire worthless so if you buy the stock at 100 and you sell the CC for 105 a month out, ideally it creeps to 104, then you can let it expire worthless, pocket your premium, and decide what to do the next month.
You could sell a CC for 100, knowing it could exercise immediately, or try to ride the security and sell another for 105, or try to go to 110. If earnings are expected, you can decide if you want to minimize risk (selling closer to cost) or maximize gain (betting on higher).