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To: William G. Murray who wrote (43)	5/11/1998 9:10:00 PM
From: tchphysics	of 86

Yes...I do that also. I calculate the following when analyzing covered call writes: Interest Paid (Margin) Capital Required Premium Earned Return if Called Annualized Return if Called Capital Gain (Loss) Total Income (less cost) Return if Expires Annualized Static Return New Cost Basis Downside Protection (percentage loss to breakeven point) No Margin Return If Called Annualized Return If Called No Margin Return - Expires Annualized Static Return Anyone with a spreadsheet (Excel/Quattro Pro/etc.) can have the spreadsheet calculate all of the above values quite easily.

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