🎯Trade Management Alert: Writing A Covered Call On My $PATH Shares
Wednesday 7/29/2026 Managing the following shares
Hi everyone, with the FOMC meeting on today’s schedule and major technology companies reporting after the bell, this is a day to keep your powder dry and avoid forcing a new trade.
I did, however, find a fresh covered call setup that makes sense for 300 shares of PATH already in my portfolio. Selling the calls will bring in approximately $67.50 in additional premium, which works out to a 1.83% return over the next 51 days, or roughly 13.89% annualized.
If PATH rallies above $19 and the shares are called away, I will still keep the premium while realizing the capital appreciation from my current price up to the strike price,
This is simply about putting existing shares to work, stacking more premium, and continuing to reduce my effective cost basis while I hold the position. On a day when opening new positions carries added event risk, generating income from shares already in the portfolio makes much more sense to me.
PATH UiPath Inc Covered Call
Selling the Sep 18, 2026 $19.00 covered call on your PATH position would generate $22.50 of income per contract, providing a static yield of 1.83% in 51 days (13.89% annualized).
You will keep $22.50 of income per contract if PATH closes below $19.00 on Sep 18, 2026. There is a 94.08% probability that this will happen.
NOTE: These strike selections are based on the live pricing listed and shown on the breakdown at the time of analysis. If the underlying price moves significantly by the time you read this, the optimal strike may change. In that case, you can use my AI Trade Manager to help reassess and select a more appropriate strike.
*Disclaimer: The examples in The Options Oracle are my opinion, not financial advice.





i did this exact thing on PATH after the drop a couple years back trying to claw back my cost basis. got blown right through on the first rally and capped the exact upside i waited months for. writing calls on beaten down growth names always tests my patience.