Titlebook: Options for Risk-Free Portfolios; Profiting with Divid Michael C. Thomsett Book 2013 Michael C. Thomsett 2013 insurance.Options.Portfolio.b

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Book 2013An advanced strategic approach using options to reduce market risks while augmenting dividend income,?this title?moves beyond the basics of stocks and options. It shows how the three major segments (stocks, dividends, and options) are drawn together into a single and effective strategy to maximize income while eliminating market risk.

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Managing and Reducing Risk with Options,widely misunderstood as well. For the options market, several key risk discussions beyond the inherent market risk and short side risk potential need to be discussed. This lays the groundwork for a majority of options strategies and may also help traders to appreciate on a deeper level the range of risk issues they face.

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The Dividend Portfolio, an Overview,Dividends are perceived in many ways, some very inaccurately.

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The Advantage of the Covered Call,The covered call. This is a long-time favorite among options traders, and for many, the strategy of first choice. It also represents one of the important components of the risk-free portfolio.

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Rolling the Stock Positions: Turning 4% into 12%,The old-style buy-and-hold approach to investing was based on one assumption: buying high-quality companies and holding stock for many years led to slowly evolving but consistent profits. The blue chips of the past were believed to give investors an ironclad assurance of wealth building that could not be matched elsewhere.