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To: Gottfried who wrote (52477)	6/19/2011 2:16:04 PM
From: robert b furman	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 95622

HI G, I'm thinking that liquidity is a must. Next from reading other threads for years - it seems that selling calls at the top of a rally and selling puts at the bottom of a decline is how you maximize revenue while minimizing risk. Note to file - selling puts naked is another way to buy a great stock at below market price and may well be the best way to buy a stock - if you have not achieved the position. I'm thinking of going after dividends i.e. Intc's 3.4% - 4.0% is good and if you can make low risk small change on selling covered calls and puts gets one up to 5.0 percent? Not bad pay for waiting for our favorites to gain favor. Wondering if this would conflict with this threads intent? Is 1-2% 3-4 times a year too much? Bob