The parameters of our covered call trades are often changed when certain corporate events result in option contract adjustments. These events include stock splits, mergers & acquisitions as well as […]

How Our Covered Call Trades are Impacted When Regular and Special 1-Time Cash Dividends Come on the Same Day

Compounding Our Option-Selling Profits To The Highest Levels
Covered call writing and selling cash-secured puts are cash-generating strategies. These profits can be impressive as isolated events but what if we then take these proceeds and re-invest them to […]

Shorting a Stock: A Viable Bear-Market Strategy?
Our approach to covered call writing and put-selling in bear markets include an arsenal of trading concepts that will enhance our opportunities for successful outcomes. These include: Use of deep […]

Indexing: A Key Component to Successful Long-Term Investing
In my book, Stock Investing for Students, I develop a long-term investment plan to achieve financial independence and an early retirement. The plan is initiated by using broad market index […]

Evaluating the Performance of our Mutual Funds and Financial Advisors
Utilizing a portfolio of mutual fund investments is a topic I have addressed in my book, Stock Investing for Students. Investing with these securities represents a longer-term investment plan than covered call writing and […]

Reverse Splits and Unreliable Options Chains
Stock splits are corporate events where the number of shares in circulation changes as well as the price -per-share. If we own 100 shares at $50.00 per share pre-split and […]
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