June 13, 2024

How to Collect Thousands of Dollars
In Extra Income Each Week
While Slashing Risk

Nic Chahine

Microsoft Corp. (MSFT) is on a dividend hot streak

Not only has it managed to raise its dividend for each of the last 19 years (including the 2008-2009 financial crisis) but its also hiked payouts aggressively in recent years...

Last year it increased payouts by another 10%.But investors looking to capture income from Microsoft today have a problem thanks to the companys surging share price, yields today are just 0.71%.

Thats $71 for every $10,000 invested hardly a game-changer for income investors.

But what if there was a way for investors to collect hundreds or even thousands of dollars from trading Microsoftwithout waiting three months for the next round of dividend payments?

And what if this income was not only instantaneous, but also around 15X more powerful than the regular dividend?

Welcome to the world of selling cash-covered calls and put options.

Most people hear the word options and want to run away.

The feel its too risky or complicated for them to ever do.

But as youll see, Ive shown people from all walks of life how to collect this extra incomewith just a few extra clicks of their brokerage account.

Let me show you how it works

As I write to you on this Thursday morning, shares of Microsoft trade for just under $440/share.

Owning 100 of those shares will earn you a dividend payout of $75 in August, when the next round of dividend checks are scheduled to go out.

But what if I told you that, by just next week, someone is willing to pay you $465 for the chance to buy your shares at $440/share by the end of the week?

Would you want to take them up on it?

Well, lets run the numbers

Whether they buy your shares or not, you collect $465 for entering into this agreement.

This moneythe premiumis yours to keep no matter what happens to the stock.

It hits your brokerage account instantly, while most investors are waiting until August for that $75 dividend check.

And by 4 PM next Wednesday, one of two things will happen

Either MSFT shares are above $440/share (in which case your shares will be called away) or theyre below $440.

If theyre below, its not profitable for the person who sold you the option to exercise their right to buy shares from you at $440.

So theyll decline to do it you keep not only the $465 premium but also your shares.

If the price is above $440/share, its worth their while to buy your shares at $440/share.

So your shares will get called away.

In that case, youll still keep that $465 premium you collected (remember, its yours no matter what happens to the stock).

And youll also collect a tidy capital gain, since youre selling shares at a higher price than theyre trading at this Thursday.

So, why doesnt everybody do this?

As you can see, options trading can actually be less risky than buying blue-chip stocks outrightbecause the premium you collect is yours to keep no matter what, so it takes some risk off the table.

But most people will still believe options are beyond their level of market understanding or trading capabilitieseven though they take just a few clicks of a mouse to execute on your brokerage account.

Most people have no idea that hundreds or even thousands of dollars is theirs for the taking, should they choose to collect these premiums.

And thats why I started MoneyLine.

With MoneyLine, Ive helped thousands of people from all walks of life to understand how they can collect these payouts from cash-covered puts and covered callsand today, youll have the opportunity to join them.

So keep an eye on your inbox over the coming weeks, as Ill be sharing more trading insights as well as some stories about what MoneyLine has done for readers.

(Just look at the example below!)

I hope to see you on the other side,

Nic Chahine
Editor of Options MoneyLine

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