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Protect Your Portfolio With Options In Volatile Markets

Volatile markets that come after a long period of rising share prices are known for producing a lot of angst-ridden private investors. Is the market decline a permanent one? If you sell now, might you risk missing out on a subsequent rise? And what about ...
Read More | Date 15/09/2007
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Buying Put Options: Why It’s Finally The Time To Go Short

Why it’s finally time to get shortLast week, I warned my colleagues over here in Baltimore that even though we were seeing multiple SELL signals from many technical indicators, it was still too early to get aggressive on the short side. Buyers were too willing ...
Read More | Date 12/01/2007
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How To Wring More Income From Your Shares By Selling Call Options

Psst! There is a little-used way that you, as a shareholder of large UK companies, can double or even treble the income you receive from dividends. And with no extra risk. You can get a handsome fee, often 2-4% of the current share price, for granting someone ...

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