Drjoe,
I've been studying your DLS paper and have begun developing my own strategy based on the principles, which I find compelling.
At the same time, I noticed your 6/8/10 post in which you said you've found the csp_cc strategy to be less work with about the same return.
Just to be sure I am understanding your point, is it correct that by csp_cc strategy you are referring to your paper on the cash secured put strategy in which you (in general) sell puts and then if assigned sell CC's on the assigned stock?
Thanks.
Lou
--- In ConservativeOptionStrategies@yahoogroups.com, "Tom McDaniel" <tmtempe@...> wrote:
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> DrJoe-
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> A couple more questions, if you don't mind:
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> * In considering the DLS strategy you mentioned rough periods as you
> were transitioning between calls and puts. Using ratios of <1 for sold
> short term options vs. leaps, calls give a bullish bias and using puts would
> give a bearish bias. Would a mix of puts and calls provide a more neutral
> bias? What are the drawbacks of this mix?
> * In either the DLS or the CSP_CC what are your thoughts on expanding
> beyond general equities? For example, I am concerned about the macro
> economic conditions around the world and am wondering if it might make sense
> to add GLD and/or a commodity ETF to the total portfolio mix.
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> Thanks and best regards,
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> -Tom
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