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cash flow investing for retirement

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44	Just foolin' around with the new "image upload" facility. Here	tyc:>	7/26/2011
43	I find his disspationate view intrguing. I beleive his comment below is the stor	deeno	7/26/2011
42	TRE on TSX is highly volatile recently, therefore has very rich premium. Currenc	KevinKT	7/26/2011
41	In the decline of the past I was 80% cash so I was not concerned either. I'm	Paxb2u	7/25/2011
40	I too have been "thinking about it". If you come to any conclusions I	tyc:>	7/25/2011
39	The chart of Molycorp is fine, but up to $60 from $12 in the past year is not my	tyc:>	7/25/2011
38	MCP on NYSE. A emerging rare earth metal producer, has a good premium. What do y	KevinKT	7/25/2011
37	Thanks ! fore-warned is forearmed. Even in the present market I might have to s	tyc:>	7/25/2011
36	I think that u would rx less and less for your calls in a mkt down turn, as well	Paxb2u	7/25/2011
35	Your comment is always welcome, i sure don't view it as an intrusion. I rea	tyc:>	7/25/2011
34	you just didnt say how and what the trade off was. thats all. I think its all	deeno	7/25/2011
33	>>".... but in fact your income stream might not have been greatly af	tyc:>	7/25/2011
32	I think his point is similar to what I was asking you in the PM's. As Price	deeno	7/25/2011
31	No ! I have been using this method for only the past four-or five months althou	tyc:>	7/25/2011
30	FWIW, here's a site that lists the stocks with the best premiums for covered	RumbleFish	7/25/2011
29	tyc-------------Just wondering if u were using this methodology during 2008/2009	Paxb2u	7/25/2011
28	>>"I don't have any interest in dividends" A buck is a buck	tyc:>	7/25/2011
27	For myself, I don't have any interest in dividends, since I trade the SP fut	GROUND ZERO™	7/25/2011
26	>>"what would you consider the biggest risk in covered call writing?&	tyc:>	7/25/2011
25	Just curious, what would you consider the biggest risk in covered call writing?	GROUND ZERO™	7/24/2011
24	Yes ! I think we are in fundamental agreement. Covered calls provide the incom	tyc:>	7/24/2011
23	I really like covered call positions, they're about the safest trade around.	GROUND ZERO™	7/24/2011
22	<i> such imponderables are why I look for monthly income rather than capit	GROUND ZERO™	7/24/2011
21	>> but it has a terrible chart pattern. So why are the calls so expensive	tyc:>	7/24/2011
20	Thanks, I found RIMM, but it has a terrible chart pattern... it pays about 4% o	GROUND ZERO™	7/24/2011

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