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

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To: backman who wrote (9042)11/15/1998 4:11:00 PM
From: Herm  Read Replies (2) of 14162
 
Thanks for your interest and question for the forum. This is a real
case study and there is nothing like seeing the real thing in action.

Now, you stated you wanted to understand the "nomenclature." As in
"the act(s) or process(es)." In other words, the parts of the puzzle.

SUNW - Technical Chart

1. In W.I.N.S. terms, SUNW is now in [d]ecreasing price movement under
normal trading cycles. Stocks don't up for ever, just like stocks
don't down forever for the most part. You can know little about the
industry group a stock is in and still be able to pick stocks that are
going through an upward price moves or downward for short lenghts of
time spans of say one to two months out! How? Using the technical
indicators of the Bollinger Bands (BB) and the Relative Strength
Indicator (RSI). Look at the SUNW chart below.

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2. The lines above and below the price are the upper and lower BBs.
The second chart quadrant is the RSI. The tags (price reaches or
passes to or beyond the BBs) signal the approx. reversal for the
majority of the time. News will sometimes impact the BB and RSI.

3. Right now, SUNW is EXPECTED to go downward until approx. $50. Why?
Because that is what the technical chart reads as indicated by the
recent upper BB tag now moving downward and the recent RSI peak now
moving downward as well. You can take it to the bank that SUNW will
most likely tag that lower BB at $50. Enough lurkers have emailed me
over the past year to confirm that fact. 8 out 10 times it will do
just what the chart reads! That is fantastic odds and the difference
between keeping your money and losing it! As far as CCing! It makes
it equal to black jack for the casinos and you are the house! The
CCers will eat losses everytime just about!

4. If we expect SUNW to move downward then selling a LEAP CC for fat
premie dollars is a hedge against you losing money! Yes? Who pays?
Your CC buyer of course! His/Her LEAP is worth much less at $50 than
they paid at $60. They may have paid you $27 and you may be able to
only pay back to cover at $17. Once you cover and the stock recovers
you are still long on the stock and can repeat the process to make
more money!

This is a very basic fact. More money than you started in your
account means you are making profits. As long as your net cost basis
is less than the selling price you always have the upper edge to
control your risk with the CC options.

Summary: The 50JAN01 means nothing! All you are doing when you sell
LEAP CCs is buying time with a hedge position. When the chart reads
cover, you do so and pocket the difference! If you are not able to
make 40% to 60% just using this W.I.N.S. approach get a hold of me
via email. I want to hear what you are doing. I'm also interested in
learning how people lose money that way I can avoid making the same
mistakes.

As a child, I pondered once, "if you don't want to be poor, just look
at what poor people do and simply don't do it." There must be a reason
right?
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