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No one
else in the covered call world seems to teach this, but
there are three elements
of consistently successful
covered call writing::
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Trade selection
- selecting the best trades and call strike
prices
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Planning the trade - from start to
finish
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Managing the trade -
for maximum profitability
The CallWriter
Method is a systematic approach to covered call writing. It's
about picking the very best and most stable stocks, planning
the trade properly (to "trade the plan" you need a plan) and
managing the trade when required. 
Hundreds
of people over the years have joined CallWriter and learned
to write covered calls profitably or learned to take their
covered call writing to a higher and more consistent level.
Believe me, if you invest the time and effort, you can,
also.
It must
be emphasized that much of our education is available nowhere
else. And our covered
call tools are incredibly powerful, useful - and
unique. We think CallWriter is the world's best covered
call site, but more importantly, so do our members.
Whether
you are an experienced covered call writer, or interested
in covered calls, CallWriter offers quite a lot to you.
Please take a quick self-survey of your covered call writing
skills.
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Covered
Calls Skill Test |
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How
to pick the best covered call stocks? |
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What
stocks must you absolutely avoid, and why? |
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The
importance of support and resistance and how
to use them? |
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How
to handle earnings announcements? |
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The
elements of covered call trade planning? |
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The
best ways to enter trade orders and when to
use which orders? |
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What
are your alternatives if the stock moves up
or pulls back? |
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How
to handle a stock if you're not called out? |
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Tricks
to avoid locking in a loss when rewriting
stocks? |
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How
to keep stock you don't want called away? |
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The
best times to write portfolio stocks you want
to keep? |
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How
to write a downtrending market, and how (and
when not to)? |
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When
to write OTM, ATM or ITM? |
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How
to research a covered call candidate quickly
and thoroughly? |
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How
to avoid the whipsaw when the stock pulls
back or advances? |
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How
did you do? Experienced traders should know at least 90%
of the answers. These aren't all the things a successful
covered call writer needs to know, of course. But anyone
who is not answering them easily needs CallWriter.
CallWriter
members learn these things!
How?
Much of this knowledge is presented right on our website
for viewing by all members (even those on the free trial
membership) - at no extra charge. There's even a
"Getting Started" section for less-experienced covered
writers. For that matter, a book's worth of covered call
knowledge is presented right in our free
archive of past Money Newsletters.
Members
also attend our periodic TeleLab trading teleconferences,
on which we teach aspects of covered writing, talk trading
tips and secrets, look at trades to illustrate trading principles
and help members diagnose trades. And we impose no extra
charge to members for participating in any TeleLab.
We also
offer the best covered call seminars anywhere. And best
of all, you actually learn many of these things (order entry,
trade selection, trade planning, trade management) in hands-on
fashion during the seminar. No one else offers interactive
seminar learning - unless they started copying CallWriter.
Won't
you join us? Give
CallWriter a try today! |
