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To: Alan Smithee who wrote (61)	4/22/1997 9:05:00 PM
From: Thom Taylor	of 65

What do you do with a $2000 IRA? Here's my thoughts and see what you think? Have a method to find the highest prices premiums you can find and buy writes them as close to the money as you can. Do buy write orders with a net debit limit order so you are not buying things at the market but getting the best price. I actually want it as close to the money as I can so I get called out frequently and can find another high priced premium to buy write with. If it is real close to the money or even on the money the chances of getting called out sooner than waiting for expiration will give you more plays. Also by doing this, you would not have to be as concerned as to the quality of the underlying stock since if it's on the money you'll get called out sooner than expiration. It could be kinda like dividend captureing but doing it with buy write options Do you see any flaws or possible down side to this? The only downside I see is getting suck with a poor stock that no one buy options on in the future. Of course in a worse case senerio you could sell the underlying stock if that happened. Are there any programs or spread sheets deal with covered call writing? TT TT

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