The wheel strategy is a popular options trading methodology that generates income through selling cash-secured puts and covered calls. Proper execution of the wheel strategy requires meticulous tracking of your Adjusted Cost Basis (ACB), premium income, and roll cycles. OptionWheelTracker is the ultimate tool for theta gang traders to manage their wheel strategy campaigns, automate ACB calculations, and achieve consistent options income. By accurately logging assignments, tracking dividends, and monitoring net premium collected, OptionWheelTracker empowers options traders to maximize their return on capital and effectively lower their break-even prices over time.
Wheeling Occidental Petroleum Corp. is a popular income strategy, but tracking your OXY rolling puts, covered calls, and assignments in Excel is a nightmare. Use our free calculator to see your true Adjusted Cost Basis instantly.
for OXY Wheel Strategy
Your ACB
$164.50
Share Cost
$17,000.00
Premiums
+$550.00
Adj. Cost
$16,450.00
Shares
100
Every CSP premium, covered call, and dividend you collect on OXY automatically updates your Adjusted Cost Basis. No formulas to maintain.
Track your OXY wheel from the first CSP through assignment, covered calls, and being called away. See the full picture in one dashboard.
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Choose a strike price below OXY's current price and sell a put option. Collect premium immediately. If Occidental Petroleum Corp. stays above your strike, you keep the premium — free income.
If OXY drops below your strike, you buy 100 shares. But your true cost is the strike minus all premiums collected — your Adjusted Cost Basis.
Now that you own Occidental Petroleum Corp. shares, sell covered calls above your ACB. Collect more premium, further reducing your cost basis with every trade.
When OXY rises above your call strike, your shares are sold at a profit. Take your gains and start the wheel again on Occidental Petroleum Corp. or a different stock.
Occidental Petroleum Corp. (OXY) in the Energy sector can be a viable wheel candidate depending on its current implied volatility, options liquidity, and your capital requirements. Look for IV Rank between 25-50% and tight bid-ask spreads in the options chain. Always ensure you're comfortable owning 100 shares.
To sell one cash-secured put on OXY, you need enough to buy 100 shares at your chosen strike price. Check the current OXY price and multiply by 100 for the approximate capital requirement. Always maintain a cash buffer for risk management.
Your ACB on OXY equals your assignment price minus all net premiums collected from selling puts and calls, divided by shares held. Use the interactive calculator above to see exactly how each trade affects your true cost basis on Occidental Petroleum Corp..
If OXY drops below your cash-secured put strike at expiration, you'll be assigned 100 shares. This is a normal part of the wheel strategy. Your true cost is reduced by all premiums collected. You then sell covered calls on those shares to continue reducing your cost basis.
Yes. OptionWheelTracker lets you create a OXY campaign, log each trade (CSPs, assignments, covered calls, rolls), and automatically calculates your ACB, total premiums, and campaign P&L. No spreadsheet formulas needed.
Automate your Occidental Petroleum Corp. wheel tracking. Log trades in seconds, get instant ACB updates, and see your true P&L.
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