Does anyone have experience with or thoughts about repeatedly shorting puts and, if assigned, writing calls? I understand you'd have to be okay owning the underlying, so maybe use this approach with the Dow stocks as a group to reduce risk. As long as you waited for the underlying to hit the right price when you had to write the calls (so that you didn't lock in a loss if assigned), could this strategy generate 12-15% a year? I realize this approach is way dull compared to high octane options trading, but I can't monitor positions during the day, so trading is not realistic for me. Is this a well-known use of options? Any suggestions about similar (apparently dull!) uses of options?