Rolled Forward and Up PFE Covered Call +3.02% potential income return in 108 days

On November 29, 2021, I decided to roll up and forward 1 covered call on PFE stock, a position I originally established at the start of November by investing $44.95.

See: Established New Covered Call on PFE to Capture Dividend

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Pfizer Inc. is an American multinational pharmaceutical and biotechnology corporation headquartered on 42nd Street in Manhattan, New York City. The company was established in 1849 in New York by two German immigrants, Charles Pfizer and his cousin Charles F. Erhart.

here is the trade setup:

• BOT 1 PFE DEC 10 '21 45 Call Option 9.43 USD

• SLD 1 PFE FEB 18 '22 47 Call Option 8.01 USD

Here I bought back December 10 $45 strike price option paying $943 and sold a new option with strike price $2 higher, for what I get $801.

In total, I paid a debit of $142, but as I managed to increase my strike price by $2 or $200, in theory, I made $58

What happens next?

On the expiry date, February 18, 2022, PFE is trading under $47 per share -  options expire worthlessly and I keep premium or as there were no actual premium I lost debit I paid - if PFE trades above $47 on the expiry date, my 100 shares will get called away and I realize my max profit $136 ($5+$200-$147+$78) or potential 3.02% yield in 108 days.

Break-even price: $44.95+$0.69= $45.64