Best Covered Call Strategy for NVIDIA Corporation (NVDA) Over 14 Days — Up to 2.85% Yield
NVIDIA Corporation · NVDA · Covered Call · Updated Jun 10, 2026
Best covered call strategy for NVIDIA Corporation (NVDA) over 14 days: compare example strikes in the table below—top 14-day contracts reach up to 2.85% annualized yield (2.52% avg).
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Open full screener| Strike | Expiration | DTE | Delta | Premium | Yield | Score | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| $205.00 | Jun 26 | 16 | 0.46 | $5.90 | 2.85% | 53 | Open |
| $207.50 | Jun 26 | 16 | 0.41 | $5.00 | 2.39% | 52 | Open |
| $205.00 | Jun 24 | 14 | 0.45 | $5.25 | 2.51% | 47 | Open |
| $202.50 | Jun 18 | 8 | 0.50 | $5.20 | 2.54% | 45 | Open |
| $202.50 | Jun 17 | 7 | 0.50 | $4.70 | 2.30% | 39 | Open |
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Top pick
Best covered calls for NVIDIA Corporation (NVDA): $205.00 strike expiring Jun 26, 2026, 2.85% yield.
Short-term opportunities
NVIDIA Corporation (NVDA) has competitive covered calls expiring within ~14–21 days—use the 14-day screener filter to compare.
Implied volatility
Average IV for NVIDIA Corporation (NVDA) is 43.2% (elevated)— favorable for premium sellers.
Weekly vs monthly yield
Best ≤14 DTE yield: 2.54%. Best >14 DTE: 2.85%.
How to use this page
- Review NVIDIA Corporation (NVDA) fundamentals — Check stock price, sector, and technicals in the company snapshot, then compare top contract cards.
- Open the screener for NVIDIA Corporation (NVDA) — Open our Covered Calls screener with NVDA pre-loaded and optional 14-day or 30-day DTE filters.
- Compare and execute — Refine yield, delta, and IV in the screener, then place the trade in your broker.
Analysis
Our analysis of NVIDIA Corporation (NVDA) covered calls shows average premium yield of 2.52% and peaks at 2.85%. Average implied volatility is 43.2% (peak 45.5%), indicating elevated volatility for premium sellers. NVIDIA Corporation (NVDA) operates in the Technology sector within the Semiconductors industry. Use the tables below to compare strike, DTE, and delta before opening the full screener.
FAQ
What are the best covered calls for NVIDIA Corporation (NVDA)?
The best covered calls for NVIDIA Corporation (NVDA) reach up to 2.85% annualized yield (2.52% average on top strikes). This page emphasizes roughly 14–21 day expirations plus 30-day style windows. Compare strike, DTE, delta, and IV in the tables below, then open the screener for full filters.
What are NVIDIA Corporation (NVDA)'s fundamentals for covered calls?
For NVIDIA Corporation (NVDA), key fundamentals include last price $201.84, P/E 31.5, market cap $5.0 Trillion, Technology sector, WSO rating A-, analyst consensus Buy. Fundamentals help you judge assignment risk and premium richness before selling options.
How do I find covered calls for NVIDIA Corporation (NVDA)?
Use our Covered Calls screener with NVIDIA Corporation (NVDA) pre-loaded: filter by premium yield, DTE (14-day or 30-day windows), delta, and implied volatility (43.2% avg IV on this page).
What is the average premium yield for NVIDIA Corporation (NVDA) covered calls?
Average premium yield for NVIDIA Corporation (NVDA) covered calls is 2.52%, with top contracts up to 2.85%. Yields move with strike, expiration, and IV (avg 43.2%, peak 45.5%).
Is NVIDIA Corporation (NVDA) a good stock for covered calls?
NVIDIA Corporation (NVDA) offers covered calls with yields up to 2.85%. WSO rates it A-. It is in Technology. IV is elevated—weigh premium income vs. assignment and earnings risk.
What expiration dates are available for NVIDIA Corporation (NVDA) covered calls?
NVIDIA Corporation (NVDA) has short-dated contracts (~7–21 DTE) and medium-term expirations (~22–45 DTE) on this page. Use DTE chips to jump to the screener with matching expiration filters.
How does implied volatility affect NVIDIA Corporation (NVDA) covered calls?
IV drives option premiums: NVIDIA Corporation (NVDA) averages 43.2% IV (peak 45.5%). Higher IV can mean richer premiums but more price swing—balance yield with delta and DTE.