This Option Strategy Doubles The Yield On Dow Stock

[Option Beast]( 07/24/2021   |   [View in browser]( --------------------------------------------------------------- [This Option Strategy Doubles The Yield On Dow Stock]( When looking at the Dow Jones Industrial Index for income stocks, Dow Inc. (DOW) is right near the top for yield. But what if you could double the yield on Dow stock with an option strategy? Keep in mind, when a stock drops, the dividend yield rises (assuming the payout remains the same). While we typically aren't thrilled with a stock getting cheaper, the dividend does offer some protection. Specifically, Dow stock is 18% off its high, below its 200-day line and the market went to uptrend under pressure last week. Yield-based strategies might find Dow stock rising on their list of prospects. Options traders can further enhance the yield on Dow stock by using a covered-call strategy. 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