One trade that I have a large chunk of my Canadian portfolio in is Bank Of Nova Scotia Stock. The plan for my trade is to keep rolling my naked puts forward and to keep rolling covered calls forward to collect the dividend. If assigned shares then sell covered calls until I am exercised out of the stock, then repeat the process. I have no concerns for my capital tied into Bank Of Nova Scotia Stock.

But not all investors are the same. A question recently from an investor discusses his naked puts in BNS Stock. Let’s review his question and then look at some answers.

This investor questions article on Bank Of Nova Scotia Stock and handling in the money naked puts is for Canada Members.

In The Money Naked Puts Question – BNS Stock

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