NIO Dividend Type Payments
		
Although NIO has no upcoming (meaning, Board-approved and announced) dividends, you can sell covered calls on NIO Inc. American depositary shares, each  representing one Class A ordi to create 12 extra dividend type payments per year to boost its yield. Let's look at some recent prices (last updated Mon 4:16 PM ET):
| NIO Inc. American depositary shares, each  representing one Class A ordi (NIO) | 
	| Bid | 
	Ask | 
	Last | 
	Change | 
	Volume | 
	P/E | 
	Market Cap | 
	| 7.41 | 
	7.43 | 
		7.42 | 
	+0.17 | 
	54.3M | 
	- | 
	8.1B | 
	
	NIO Dividend-Like Income Using Covered Calls
	With NIO at 7.42, here's a table showing how big the annual "dividend" (i.e. total annual call premium received) would need to be to attain 3%, 5%, and 10% annual yields. Also shown is the equivalent number of cents/day necessary to achieve each yield:
	| Annual Yield | 
	Annual Premium | 
	Cents/Day | 
	| 3% | 
	0.22 | 
	0.1 | 
	| 5% | 
	0.37 | 
	0.1 | 
	| 10% | 
	0.74 | 
	0.2 | 
	So now we need to find  out of the money covered calls that pay at least the prescribed cents/day amount of time premium. That will generate income and, because they are out of the money, leave room for some upside potential on the stock. Here are some examples:
| 3% Yield On NIO Using Covered Calls | 
	| Expiration | 
	Strike | 
	Call Bid | 
	Days | 
	Cents/Day | 
	Upside Potential | 
	| Dec 5 | 
	10.00 | 
	0.13 | 
	33 | 
	0.4 | 
	2.57 (34.6%) | 
		
		| Nov 7 | 
		7.50 | 
		0.16 | 
		5 | 
		3.2 | 
		0.07 (0.9%) | 
	
	
| 5% Yield On NIO Using Covered Calls | 
	| Expiration | 
	Strike | 
	Call Bid | 
	Days | 
	Cents/Day | 
	Upside Potential | 
	| Dec 5 | 
	10.00 | 
	0.13 | 
	33 | 
	0.4 | 
	2.57 (34.6%) | 
		
		| Nov 7 | 
		7.50 | 
		0.16 | 
		5 | 
		3.2 | 
		0.07 (0.9%) | 
	
	
| 10% Yield On NIO Using Covered Calls | 
	| Expiration | 
	Strike | 
	Call Bid | 
	Days | 
	Cents/Day | 
	Upside Potential | 
	| Dec 5 | 
	10.00 | 
	0.13 | 
	33 | 
	0.4 | 
	2.57 (34.6%) | 
		
		| Nov 7 | 
		7.50 | 
		0.16 | 
		5 | 
		3.2 | 
		0.07 (0.9%) | 
	
	
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