Microsoft Stock Put Selling With The Bank's Money - Margin

Microsoft stock has long been a favorite of mine. I have engaged in put selling against Microsoft stock longer than 10 years and each year ended up with double-digit returns. Rarely have I held stock. In the bear market of 2008 to 2009, when Microsoft stock fell all the way to just below $15.00 I bought shares and sold a lot of puts. It’s a wonderful tech company that is actually quite diversified and has a wide moat of cash protecting the Microsoft Castle. I have written a number of articles about the / Read More

 
Microsoft Stock - Selling Puts By Design

Microsoft stock has been a stellar performer for almost 10 years. I have reaped double digit returns every years through carefully selecting put strikes to sell and earning capital which will one day assist in paying for the stock. The put strike selection though is not randomly done, but is through careful analysis of the history of the stock. Through such analysis I can work my position to the point where, if assigned shares, I will be in the stock at bear market prices which affords me the luxury of not just owning a great company at a great price, but also of being able to earn additional capital through selling covered calls. In a market as volatile as the past few years have been, stock analysis I believe is essential to preserving my capital as well as guaranteeing low valuation placement in stocks.

 
Microsoft Stock Is Better Than Gold

Microsoft stock has been a favorite of mine for years. Yet for most investors it has been a go nowhere stock. In this article I explain how Microsoft Stock returned 33% annualized each year for the past 8 years, making it a better investment than gold. None of the figures in this article take into account inflation. This is a simple calculation. In April 2003 gold was trading at around $325 US an ounce. Today (April 6 2011) it is around $1455.00 – This is a 347% return. If I had invested $10,000 / Read More

 
Microsoft Stock The Ultimate Utility Stock

Microsoft stock versus selling Microsoft Stock put options makes an interesting study. More than a decade ago I contemplated whether to purchase Microsoft stock.  I had been following Microsoft stock prices for over a year and often contemplated buying Microsoft stock. Below is a chart I made in 2003. I noticed that Microsoft stock had a mean average price around the $25.00 range. If I was going to purchase Microsoft stock it would be at or below $25.00. However I was looking for a long range position and wanted Microsoft stock to be / Read More

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