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To: Herman J. Matos who wrote (215)	2/24/1997 8:42:00 PM
From: Herman J. Matos	of 14162

.........HOW TO WRITE COVERED CALLS - A REAL CASE STUDY! ================================================================== ............................Date: Monday, Feb. 24, 1997 EXCEL TEMPLATE UPDATE: A special thanks to Russell Lowrey for pointing out a minor error in my Excel template. I originally had the template in MS Works for Windows-95 and I had to transfer over to my new MS Office-97. Anyway here is the correction. Please check cell D26. It should read "C26/C24" instead of "C26/C23" . This cell provides the rate of return if you are called out from your position. The correction will actually give you a higher rate of return since it is pegged to the stock net cost basis (not to the value of the total strike price) Otherwise, the template is very handy to do your calculations without raking your brains. Also, I sometimes plug in the daily price changes to see how my positions are doing. I have another template that I developed and use for determing the best value when buying calls with a variety of strike prices and months. I will have to take the time to transfer it over to the Excel format.

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