Systematic Covered Writing

... more than just covered calls!

A few very important comments, followed by a proposal . . . Systematic Covered Writing is a process designed by and for long-term investors, it is not a 'get-rich-quick' scheme.  SysCW is based on five principles, one of the five is imbedded in the following observation by Nick Murray:

If markets and/or investments lent themselves to rational analysis in any significantly predictive way, somebody (or, more properly, somebody's computer) would have perfected that analysis long since, and would have taken away all the chips of everybody else at the table. This has not happened. And if it hasn't happened by now--with every computer nerd in the world washing through his computer every recorded trade since the Assyrians swapped wheat to the Babylonians for bronze--it ain't gonna happen. The secret [to investing] is: there is no secret. (Murray, 1996,p.38)

 Reference:

Murray, N. (1996). The Excellent Investment Advisor. New York: Nick Murray


If you agree with what you just read, then you should thoughtfully

consider the following . . .

Systematic Covered Writing is a unique process.  SysCW, as a business, takes an unusual marketing approach with the following thoughts in mind:

It is hoped that the astute reader will agree that a lot of information has been shared with absolutely no investment or commitment up front.  It's a learning process . . . and the process is just beginning.  There are expenses to providing this information. 

Today . . . I have included a FREE link to an example that was sent to subscribers on March 30, 2006. If you trade in a taxable account . . . you should view this example even though it is 'dated'.  Click the button below:

FREE Example

"If you will continue this 'education' process . . . I guarantee that you will know more about writing covered calls than 99% of the licensed brokers in this country." *


NOTE: You will not believe the amount of information you will receive during during the first month of your subscription.   So, here's an offer you should not refuse . . . if after 30 days you are not completely satisfied with your subscription, the covered writer will gladly refund 100% of your subscription payment.

Yes . . . a 100% money back guarantee!

Just how good is the information . . . sign up and find out. You have nothing to lose! And please, keep and use the spreadsheets and examples as food for thought!


DELUXE SUBSCRIPTION - The DELUXE  SysCW subscription is for those that want to continue the learning process, or for writers that would like an alternate point of view.  The information delivered via email will illustrate the use of the Systematic Covered Writing process on over 100 individual stocks over the coming year.  It is important to maintain the understanding that the examples are provided for educational purposes only.  Here is what you will receive:

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 $19.95 per month

Or pay for 10 and receive TWELVE!

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The belief system behind any investment strategy or philosophy should be understood and adopted prior to any assets being invested.  The Principles listed above, form the foundation of the belief system behind Systematic Covered Writing.  One can agree with the statements made or one can disagree. If 'agreement' is the path taken, then an understanding of the foundation behind the strategies will be the destination.



PRINCIPLE ONE

When considering any individual stock, it is fundamental to acknowledge that, in the real world, whether the value of that stock will go up, will go down or will stay the same . . .  nobody knows!

PRINCIPLE TWO

Once an individual stock has been purchased for a  portfolio, there are a limited number of changes that can take place between the purchase price and the  value of the  stock at a specified date in the future.  These possibilities could be described as follows:

  •     The stock's value can increase by over 20% during a specified time period.

  •     The stock's value can decrease by over 20% during a specified time period.

  •     The stock's value can vary with an increasing value from zero to plus 20% during a specified time period.

  •     The stock's value can vary with a decreasing value from zero to minus 20% during a specified time period.

  •     The stock's value can vary with an overall unchanged value.

PRINCIPLE THREE

Someday!  Someday, the market will be higher than it is today.  Whether you 'measure' the market by the Dow, the Standard & Poor's 500 or the NASDAQ, you are confident that 'someday' the overall market will be higher than it is today (or whatever day you initially invest). This is a simple principle, but an important one to keep in mind. 

PRINCIPLE FOUR

The bulk of the funds allocated for stock purchases in a portfolio must be available for the possibility  of long-term investment periods.  If the funds are 'needed' in a few months, or even one year, then they should not be invested in the market in the first place.  With Systematic Covered Writing there may be times when a stock is held  for a number of years.

It is important for the investor not only to 'think' long-term, but also be able to invest for the long-term.  Systematic Covered Writing is not a get rich quick program, but rather a set of specific strategies where the purpose is to consistently grow wealth over time. .  Long-term can mean a lot of things, but in general three to five years is considered a reasonable time period needed for the majority of positions in a well diversified portfolio.

PRINCIPLE FIVE

"Money does not care."  Systematic Covered Writing is definitely not a buy and hold strategy. In fact, there may be many times when selling a stock is exactly what the investor will want to do.  "Your money does not care what it owns, so why should you?"  The goal of Systematic Covered Writing is the growth of wealth through increased stock holdings, but not any particular stock.  If it makes sense to sell it . . . then sell it.

There is nothing wrong with going back to cash when a strategy works.   There may be times when an individual stock appreciates dramatically, but as long as the  position generates a reasonable return on the investment, why fret about what 'could have' been made if the position were not part of a Systematic Covered Writing portfolio?  Hind sight is, and always will be ... twenty-twenty.

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* The only assumption is that you read the material sent to you and that you ask questions on thoughts that are unclear.  Why can I make this guarantee?  Because you will not find one broker in the country that has a client's portfolio entirely invested in covered call positions with the diversity of holdings that Systematic Covered Writing suggest.  If 'they' are not doing it, then they have no experience as to how to do it!