That trade doesn't make much sense IMO.
I understand you're essentially trying to hedge your long US$ position but that trade is capped with a 2.8% ROI (4% annual) + dividend so 6.6% annual ROI. Not much better than a guaranteed 5.4% in a short-term CD. Could lose money vs. guaranteed to make money. Is it worth the extra 1.2% to take the risk?
I would have left the top side open if you want any type of *hedge*.
Might have been better to do a longer-term scale-in IMO.
50 shares now and add 50 shares @ 70.5, 70.0, 69.5, etc...
***BTW, I'd like to find some way to hedge my US$ position also as I don't trust it longer-term. Looking for *stuff* to buy which for me is probably more farmground or condos.
Yeah, I was looking at it as straight insurance...Without the option.
Then I thought...Isn't there any income that can be made? Insurance is mostly a losing proposition. So how can I hedge my insurance??
I could go back and forth whether to do the option or not. If inflation was running about 10-20%, I think I would have not done the option. If I'm wrong (and the ETF goes down), I have "some" income to offset the loss. We'll see...