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cash flow investing for retirement

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Dividend Investing for Retirement is an excellent thread. However, its theme seems to be a preparation for retirement... the re-investment of dividends in companies whose dividends have grown in the past and whose dividend might be expected to grow in the future. Thereby, it is hoped that when the age of retirement arrives the income stream derived from dividends alone will suffice. To that end, income to be derived from other tactics such as the sale of options, is OFF TOPIC.

This thread is designed to provide a discussion of all tactics.... how might we enjoy the benefits of maximum cash flow from our investments in retirement. Does the reinvestment of dividends in a growing dividend stream provide the soundest route to maximum cash flow in retirement ?

I have ideas... but I am more interested in what others think about what should be a universal interest.

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94	I share your opinions and experience., particularly when you say that most of yo	tyc:>	8/15/2012
93	Replying to MANY posts from other boards: It seems that option trading is viewe	Bocor	8/15/2012
92	Replying to a posting on another thread: >>"I don't have any rea	tyc:>	6/25/2012
91	Yes, long term calls have tons of premium in them and give me great downside pro	GROUND ZERO™	2/29/2012
90	Hi GZ ! We play a different game: You bought back a short term o/m call and so	tyc:>	2/29/2012
89	I decided to cover 20 of the March 67.50 Calls and write 20 of the January 2013	GROUND ZERO™	2/28/2012
88	Today I bought several thousand shares of AGQ and wrote just OTM March calls for	GROUND ZERO™	2/27/2012
87	Frontier Communications Corporation (NASDAQ: FTR - News) announced today that	RumbleFish	2/16/2012
86	Thanks, yes, O/M calls are easy money, but ATM are a bit safer when I expect a p	GROUND ZERO™	1/15/2012
85	Congratulations ! But I'm not surprised at your experience..... 'way to	tyc:>	1/14/2012
84	I already have a fat profit on all my longs right now, but I also just wrote at	GROUND ZERO™	1/14/2012
83	Oh, okay... from the looks lof it, it appears that you need to enter the volati	GROUND ZERO™	12/10/2011
82	To use the calculator, one usually enters the stocK price, the option price and	tyc:>	12/10/2011
81	Excellent, thanks, great site... the only question is how do you measure the st	GROUND ZERO™	12/10/2011
80	Sorry, I have no rule of thumb. It is because theta increases as expiry approac	tyc:>	12/10/2011
79	Does anyone know a quick rule of thumb on how to calculate option theta at any p	GROUND ZERO™	12/10/2011
78	Somebody said this was a dull market. He should short a gold stock...... better	tyc:>	12/8/2011
77	Thank you, I'll probably play it out until the premiums are just about gone,	GROUND ZERO™	12/5/2011
76	Good luck with your trade GZ ! Please be sure to let us know the results, parti	tyc:>	12/5/2011
75	Today I bought 2000 shares of UGL and wrote 20 ATM April 2012 calls for a nice p	GROUND ZERO™	12/5/2011
74	Here's an interesting chart relative to my hedge cum "pairs" trade	tyc:>	12/2/2011
73	There should be a charge for the entertainment value of options. My G shares h	tyc:>	11/29/2011
72	Here's my cash flow through the November expiry. Only the Goldcorp (G) was	tyc:>	11/20/2011
71	As you might have guessed, LSG is my speculation du jour. I believe it has just	tyc:>	10/30/2011
70	The options are only on the Canadian side... actually Montreal exchange. There	tyc:>	10/28/2011

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