NEWP Dividend Type Payments

New Pacific Metals Corp. Common Shares dividend

Although NEWP has no upcoming (meaning, Board-approved and announced) dividends, you can sell covered calls on New Pacific Metals Corp. Common Shares to create 12 extra dividend type payments per year to boost its yield. Let's look at some recent prices (last updated Tue 2:20 PM ET):

New Pacific Metals Corp. Common Shares (NEWP)
Bid Ask Last Change Volume P/E Market Cap
1.48 1.49 1.48 -0.10 318K - 0.1B

NEWP Dividend-Like Income Using Covered Calls

With NEWP at 1.48, 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% 0.04 0.0
5% 0.07 0.0
10% 0.15 0.0

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 NEWP Using Covered Calls
Expiration Strike Call Bid Days Cents/Day Upside Potential
Oct 17 2.50 0.05 102 0.0 1.01 (68.2%)
Jan 16 2.50 0.10 193 0.1 1.01 (68.2%)
5% Yield On NEWP Using Covered Calls
Expiration Strike Call Bid Days Cents/Day Upside Potential
Oct 17 2.50 0.05 102 0.0 1.01 (68.2%)
Jan 16 2.50 0.10 193 0.1 1.01 (68.2%)
10% Yield On NEWP Using Covered Calls
Expiration Strike Call Bid Days Cents/Day Upside Potential
Oct 17 2.50 0.05 102 0.0 1.01 (68.2%)
Jan 16 2.50 0.10 193 0.1 1.01 (68.2%)

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