Make Mondays Your Payday
Want to learn how to earn income every single Monday morning?
Selling weekly covered calls are the answer.
You have the ability to earn weekly premiums on stocks you already own or stocks you want to purchase.
Covered calls are a type of option, one of the most conservative you can sell.
In this e-book, you'll:
- learn which stocks are best for covered calls of long-term investors
- get a step-by-step walkthrough to sell your first covered call
- see the exact parameters I look for when picking stocks
- discover how to read an options chain
With covered call premiums, your stocks pay you rent similar to real estate. You can choose stocks that pay weekly rent or monthly rent, and you don't have to deal with tenants.
Your first covered call can be scary.
The options chain looks complicated, however, this e-book breaks down every aspect of the options chain and gives you strategies to maximize your premiums while minimizing the likelihood that your shares will be sold.
You, as the Seller, choose the Strike Price, which is the price you are willing to sell your shares for. You'll learn which strike prices are best for holding your stocks as well as which are best for selling your stocks.
These are my premiums over the past few weeks. This is a relatively new account which I will grow over the next few years.
My goal is to hit $400 a week in premiums by the end of this year, and to hit $2,000 a week in premiums within 3-4 years.
If you already own shares of established companies, you are in the perfect position to start selling covered calls.
Are you concerned you don't have enough to invest to earn these premiums?
You'll only need to own 100 shares. That's:
~ $6,300 for $KO
~ $1,250 for $F
~ $8,600 for $AFL
Are you concerned you'll lose all your money?
You are not taking any additional risk by selling covered calls, especially if you follow the strategy taught in this e-book.
This strategy isn't to buy the latest tech stock. It's to buy the established, cash cows - the companies with the higher probability to sustain in the long term.
Those are the companies where big premiums can be made.