$GOOGL Cash-Secured Put: Get Paid to Buy the Dip

AfraSimon
10-24 18:56

I love selling options. Someone is willing to pay me $970 for the opportunity to buy $Alphabet(GOOGL)$ at $300.

Here's the setup:

  • Current stock price: $323

  • Put strike: $300

  • Expiration: Jan. 15, 2027

  • Premium collected: $970

  • Cash secured: $30,000

Two possible outcomes:

1️⃣ $GOOGL stays above $300

The put expires worthless, and you keep the $970 premium.

That's a 3.23% return on the $30,000 reserved, or roughly 14% annualized over 84 days.

2️⃣ $GOOGL falls below $300

You may be assigned 100 shares at $300 each. After accounting for the $970 premium, your effective cost basis is $290.30 per share — about 10% below today's $323 price.

☁️ Why the premium is attractive

Alphabet reports earnings on Oct. 28, within the option's life. That event risk is one reason the put premium may be elevated.

⚠️ Know the risk: If $GOOGL drops significantly below $290.30, you'll be holding shares at a market loss. The premium cushions the downside, but it doesn't eliminate it.

Only sell cash-secured puts on stocks you'd genuinely be happy to own. 🐯


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