An investor who writes stock call options in his own portfolio is classified as__________?

Correct answer: A. Covered option

  • A. Covered option
  • B. Due option
  • C. Undue option
  • D. Uncovered option

Explanation

Writing a call while owning the underlying stock is a covered call, because the shares are available to deliver if the option is exercised. Writing a call without owning the shares would be an uncovered or naked call.

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