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Strategies & Market Trends : How To Write Covered Calls - An Ongoing Real Case Study!

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To: virgil vancleave who wrote (12900)6/14/2000 12:58:00 PM
From: Herm  Read Replies (3) of 14162
 
Hello Virgil,

I tried twice last week to place a bull call spread on
CLZR. But, no takers... The immediate chart looks positive.
I figured you had an in on their laser stuff and knew about
their products. I noticed in my readings they make
equipment for submarines and smart bombs.

I will be covering soon my ALL leap spreads for the July
30s since I see in the charts a retest of the $25s for ALL.
The AIG was all hype and seems to have worn off. That's
fine! I will milk another round of spreads.

I picked up yesterday on the cheap some 5s JAN02 @ 4 5/8s
GSTRF Leaps. GSTRF, the global satellite phone operator,
touched a new 52-week low of 6 11/16 this week. So, it
should get some kind of rebound. The chart looks so
hammered down. There is more upside than downside at
current levels. A pure technical chart play. I will leg
into the next half of my leap spread after I get at least
a 3/4 point profit.

Meets all of the chart indicator criteria. Rock bottom RSI,
OBV, and a lower BBs elongated tag downward. I would think a
bounce from $7 to $10 is not impossible. If Hughes were
smart they would buy GSTRF at these prices and get a bigger
piece of the global communications biz.

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