Strategy: Selling Put Options: The Best Income Method?

237 PAGES of threads discussing CC/short puts. Enjoy.
Ok, yes, I see.
I was thinking that the said strategy is maybe something new, yes it seems it's a well known standard strategy...
As said I'm new to the options selling stuff...

But I must admit I liked the article because of its simplicity and especially the fact of combining margin with the strategy
to achieve a leverage effect which results in at least a doubling of the normal outcome.
 
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But I must admit I liked the article because of its simplicity and especially the fact of combining margin with the strategy
to achieve a leverage effect which results in at least a doubling of the normal outcome.
The article looks more like infomercial. I bet the author does not do what he preaches for a living.
 
The article looks more like infomercial. I bet the author does not do what he preaches for a living.
That I can't judge. But surely every article has a "message" to carry.
For Average Joe, the article is clear, educational, and all implications are explained well, IMO.
 
The author has forgotten to mention the annualized profit when using margin. He writes:
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"[...]In a cash-secured account you would deposit enough to cover the full amount, which is $3,400 for one contract.
That is an instant yield of 4.4% and your capital is only tied up for three months, or 17.3% annualized if you repeat the trade.

In a margin account, you would deposit about a fifth of the full amount, $680, but still collect the same $150 for one option contract. This gives you a yield of 22% in three months[...]"
22% in 3 months makes annualized: 100 * (1 + 22/100)^4 -100 = 121.53% profit, ie. when repeating the same strategy every quarter.

Wow! wow! wow! I very much like such high yield, ie. profit... ;-)

That's for me the best trading tip or strategy I ever have got from others, I admit.
 
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