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is the best strike price to choose when selling covered calls now there is no one answer for this you know itamp;#39;s going to really depend on what type of individual you are so let me explain that letamp;#39;s first go over to plug for this uh video here so Iamp;#39;m going to go over to Plug Power and then weamp;#39;ll go over to the options for plug so here we are on the options for plug power now again weamp;#39;re focusing on selling covered calls so Iamp;#39;m going to go here to sell and then calls and again covered calls not naked calls I never recommend naked calls so first of all let me go quickly through what selling covered calls means and how it works so first of all in order to sell a covered call you do need to own 100 shares of that stock so if I wanted to sell a call and plug power I do have to own 100 shares of plug power I donamp;#39;t but letamp;#39;s just assume I do for this video here now letamp;#39;s say I wanted to sell this call right here with a st
