Exxon Stock Trade Idea For Third Week of April 2013
Exxon Stock remains highly volatile and I have had some excellent trades these past three months....
Read MoreExxon Stock remains highly volatile and I have had some excellent trades these past three months....
Read MoreIntel stock had a nice up day yesterday but it was the last push from those investors who are...
Read MoreA lot of investors look at covered calls as a very simple strategy. Buy shares and sell covered...
Read MoreAs many readers are aware I have been busy working on Part 3 of the AGQ ProShares Ultra Silver...
Read MoreRecently I received an email from a reader asking the following about Put Selling: I’m...
Read MoreExxon Mobil Stock remains highly volatile and as such keeps popping back up in my portfolio. Today...
Read MoreMarket timing and market direction are the most important tool in my investing tool-chest. Nothing...
Read MoreChevron Stock – Reader Question On His In The Money Puts Recently I received a question from...
Read MoreToday’s action was interesting to say the least. Friday’s market pullback picked up...
Read MoreXOM Stock while down 23% from its April 2011 high of around $88.00 is still a terrific performer for my strategy of selling puts for income. While the strike points I chose for selling puts in XOM stock may appear random to the casual investor, they in fact are by design based on historic patterns in Exxon Mobil stock. This design falls within my strategy of owning the shares at historic lows and paying for those shares through other people’s money, while keeping my capital safe from market swings and any losses. This is the second and concluding article which looks at a simple strategy that once understood by investors and implemented, reaps strong gains while protecting the original capital from losses.
Read MoreMicrosoft 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.
Read MoreT Stock has been a favorite at various times this year, but the decision on Aug 31 2011 by the US...
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