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>20% Annual Income Strategy-
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- 1st Edition Published 4/27/09
Learn About...
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Exactly What Call and Put Options Are
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Step-by-Step Outline to
Writing Naked Puts for Income
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Most Options Expire Worthless so It Pays
to be an Option Seller
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The Front Month Offers the Best
Combination of Value and Time Decay for an In-the-Money Put
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Historical Volatility is Easily
Calculated to Provide an Estimate of the Probability that
the Put Option will Fall Below Its Strike Price
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Excel Program to Calculate a Stock's
Historical Volatility and Expected Price Movement Over the
Next 1, 5, 21 Days or Any Other User-Defined Time Periods
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An Added Wrinkle to the Strategy
Requiring Less Cash: The In-The-Money Bullish Put
Credit Spread
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An Added Wrinkle to the Strategy That
Reduces Downside Risk Even Further (Especially Useful for
Bear Market Buys): The Multi-Month Position Build
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Statistics on my Personal Naked Put Plays
Executed Within the April '09 Expiration Cycle ($23,974
Earned on 133 Trades with 90%+ Winners)
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Writing Naked Puts
An Income Strategy Realizing >20% Returns
(4/27/09)
by
Richard W. Miller,
Ph.D.
As I write this on March 9, 2009, the market is locked in a
bearish spiral, and the economy is tanking, both with no end
in site. There are few places to put cash that offer a
living return: an especially difficult position for those of
us in or nearing retirement. This report presents a
conservative approach (1) to earning a 15 to 30 percent
return on your money, (2) to buying quality stocks at big
discounts in price and/or (3) to protecting the downside by
5 to 10 percent. The strategy is built around selling
options, in particular In-the-Money Naked Puts to generate income.
Once bought, a stock can: go up a lot, go up a little,
remain unchanged, go down a little or go down a lot. This
strategy makes money in four of those scenarios. And it
doesn't lose as much as the stock owner when the stock's
value drops a lot. This report presents a step by step
description, as well as presents results from April '09
trading cycle: 133 trades, 90% winners.
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Disclaimer: It should not
be assumed that the methods, techniques, or indicators presented in these pages
will be profitable or that they will not result in losses. Past results are not
necessarily indicative of future results. Examples presented on these pages are
for educational purposes only. These setups are not solicitations of any order
to buy or sell. The author assumes no responsibility for your trading results.
There is a high degree of risk in trading. I am not recommending that you
purchase or short stocks or options using the techniques and methods presented
in this report. Trading should be based on your personal understanding of market
conditions, price patterns, and risk. I present here information to contribute
to your understanding a technique that has worked well for me.
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