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Evaluating A Covered Call
Not necessary for evaluating a covered call, but it helps. So, for whatever reason, I bought 100 shares of NVidia (NVDA) on February 19. I like their technology graphics cards and Christmas 2010 could prove to be a big win for them considering all the pent-up demand there is for new computers. On the other hand, I...
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Motley Fool’s “4 Proven Options Strategies”
What are the Motley Fools up to really? I’ve been reading the Motley Fool stuff on and off for more than ten years now, since they were just a forum on AOL. I like to think I learned a bit of useful information from them like how to evaluate a mutual fund based on its expense ratio rather than its historical...
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If You Can’t Beat ‘Em … Jared’s Portfolio Of Evil
There is profit in evil Would you invest in a company that peddled death, took advantage of the sick, polluted the environment or abrogated workers’ rights? Or are you one of those goody-two-shoe “ethical” investors who wouldn’t touch a company like Altria (MO) with a ten-foot pole? Yeah, right....
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Shooting The Breeze
Not necessary for evaluating a covered call, but it helps. So, for whatever reason,...
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