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Discover The Truth About Out Of The Money Covered Call Option Writing!

Investment Education Staff (September 11th, 2009) Writes:

Many websites and e-books on investment training strategies promise you incredible things. Writing Covered call options on stock is one of the most popular trading strategies taught today. These websites promise that you can earn up to 10% monthly returns using that very strategy. Sound good? Read on.

Under the right circumstances, impressive monthly returns can be achieved by selling out-of-the-money covered call options. This strategy has been successfully used by me. However, it is not without its disadvantages. The public has not been properly educated by the website and e-book marketers. This strategy is marketed as having low risk and being conservative. They leave you holding the bag when it all goes wrong.

When the stock market is rising in value selling out of the money covered calls works well. Additionally, when the stock market is neutral (not going up or down …

When The Out Of The Money Covered Call Writing Strategy Fails Miserably

Investment Education Staff (August 10th, 2009) Writes:

by Marc Abrams

Incredible things have been promised by many websites and e-books regarding investment training strategies. One of the more common stock market trading strategies taught is to sell covered call options on stocks. These websites promise that you can earn up to 10% monthly returns using that very strategy. Sound good? Read on.

Under the right circumstances, impressive monthly returns can be achieved by selling out-of-the-money covered call options. This strategy has been successfully used by me. However, it is not without its disadvantages. The public has not been properly educated by the website and e-book marketers. This strategy is marketed as having low risk and being conservative. They leave you holding the bag when it all goes wrong.

Selling out-of-the-money covered calls works when the stock market is going up in value. Additionally, when the stock market is neutral …

Has Your Broker Or Financial Advisor Given You Any Quality Investment Advice Lately?

Investment Education Staff (August 9th, 2009) Writes:

by Marc Abrams

One step forward, five steps back. This seems to be the motto lately, especially when it comes to investing. Many people thought that 8% to 10% annual returns were just something to be expected. After all, how many of you used those returns in your retirement projections? Well, we have reluctantly entered a new age with new questions to be asked. What are you going to do?

You need to take control of your investments. You can no longer rely solely on the advise of your broker or financial advisor. After all, didn’t they allow you to get into this position in the first place?

Are you waiting for those losing stocks to recover, you know, the ones that you have an emotional tie to? You as an investor must teach yourself to think differently. …

Compound Stock Earnings Programs – Caveat Investor

Steve Selengut (June 13th, 2008) Writes:

The caller seemed surprised that I had never heard about Compound Stock Earnings Programs, or CSEs. “People are earning three to six percent per month with little or no risk”, she continued, “I’m thinking of attending a seminar”. A wise man once said: “If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is”, but this sure is a creative euphemism for what has to be a rather complicated options strategy.

The buyer of a “call” option obtains the right to purchase a specified quantity of a security from the seller of the option, at a stated “strike price”, and at any time on or before the contract expiration date. When the option seller owns the security, it is called a “covered” call. The CSE hucksters don’t deny that their magic cash flow system is based on selling “covered” call options, but the “come


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