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To: Barbara Jo Nigh who wrote (11044)	6/16/1999 10:38:00 AM
From: Herm	Read Replies (1) of 14162

Hi Barbara, Just about all your questions could be answered in 1/2 hour worth of study of the WINs approach PowerPoint presentation. Checkout webbindustries.com Here are some comments on a few of your questions. I also tend to write CCs two or months out. So, yes! WINs does work and save your beacon during those pull backs. The PUTs are sideshows that are optional. Meaning? If you are an aggressive investor and wish to maximize on the pull backs by using your CCer's premies for your downward insurance and/or protect yourself during earnings release dates by buying cheap PUTs. In short, WINs provides a whole approach in up, down, and sideways stock price moves by always bringing in either income and/or capital appreciation. You may want to join the free email newsletter at coveredcalls.com. I'm writing a column in this new newsletter. You can also list your stock data and have it appear in the newsletter as a case study. It is a learning, networking and sharing newsletter.

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