### Comment:
roll it out and up?

### REPLY:
He wrote calls at a strike for $x premium. His call is now in the money, and hes at risk of being assigned the call and someone taking his shares. He doesnt want that to happen.  
  
 Rolling an option means buying one and selling one of the same underlying. So he would buy back the one that's in the money, and roll out (in time) and up (in strike). You go out in time to collect more premium, and you go up so you're options no longer in the money so you avoid assignment risk.

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