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To: jasboski who wrote (13622)	2/20/2001 10:24:36 PM
From: Herm	of 14162

Hello Jasbo, Welcome to the forum! Since, you or other out there perhaps getting acquainted or re-aquainted with covered calls allow me to suggest a few free and paid resources. If you want to save some money and you are not in a hurry, pick up a 10% discount card at Books-A-Million store for $5.00. Then, go to the internet at coveredcallswins.com And use the card to apply the discount on their normal on- line discount. About 35 to 40%! Leaps (Long-Term Equity Anticipation Securities) What They Are and How to Use Them for Profit and Protection. This is one book worth every penny of $40.00. Another must have on the shelf reference. McMillan on Options was written in NOV1996 whereas the Options as a Strategic Investment was written in OCT1992 and was fantastic overkill in information. I figured if I can only master just two of his chapters and I will make a bundle of profit. :-) Getting closer every year. While you are waiting for the book to arrive you can download the best software you will EVER STUDY about options and LEAP spreads. IT IS FOR FREE! coveredcallswins.com This single package has taught me more depth about options than any book I've read with the exception of LEAPs by Harrison Roth. My friends at coveredcalls.com have free CC data and monthly educational newsletter in which I also write a column in. As you may have figured out, I also have a web site for investment educational services. But, don't worry, there is plenty of good free materials out there. www.coveredcalls.com provides a raw list of the highest premium call options available both "in the money" and "out of the money". It has quick links to Yahoo.com (fundamental/technical) and Ask Research (extensive charting tools) so the DD is all at your finger tips. Hope this helped!

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