Using Options To Buy Stocks

Using Options To Buy Stocks

Not all options strategies are risky and speculative, nor do they require gut-wrenching full-time commitment to a computer screen and endless research. Dennis Eisen, Ph.D., a trained mathematician, has uncovered a strategy for investors wishing to hedge common stock positions More... over a much longer time horizon than standard option contracts. He discovered that option premiums in general do not reflect the expected long-term growth rate of the underlying equities. He now outlines an investment strategy to maximize this underutilized opportunity. Selling long-term options on highly rated companies can add profits to an investment portfolio.

Unlike stocks, warrants, or corporate bonds, options are not authorized or issued by any company on its behalf. An option is simply a contract between two parties, a buyer and a seller, for the right to buy or sell shares of a stock at a specified, fixed price and by a specified date in the future. Eisen explains in detail how long-term stock investors can:
-- generate several thousand dollars a month in premiums to add to stock positions -- without using their own money

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