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		<title>By: Cash Tumbles In Again, $4600 Banked &#187; Get Rich Slick</title>
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		<description>[...] I have a few examples of covered call writing with your online brokerage account here. This basically describes the &#8220;mechanics&#8221; of how to execute a buy/write trade or sell calls on ETFs you may already own. The most difficult thing, in my opinion, is getting over your fear. If it helps to conquer any fears, call a broker and have him/her walk you through the transaction or better yet, have them do it for you. The brokers will usually charge extra for taking an order over the phone but after you do two or three trades and are pleased with the results, you&#8217;ll quickly find that there&#8217;s no point for the middle man to be taking a big cut of your profits. [...]</description>
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