Trading Long Strangles vs. Dividends: The Best Passive Strategy: Financial Freedom, #272
By Joshua King
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Let's talk about passive income. It's time we all start building passive income streams we can leverage throughout retirement and beyond.
Trading long strangles presents us an opportunity to generate massive returns from a small pit of money; however, the process doesn't scale well.
Dividends require lots of capital to have a considerable income stream; however, it will scale until infinity.
Therefore, we can use them both together. We can trade long strangles to generate capital into our dividend portfolio. That should be our long-term plan. Good Luck!
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Trading Long Strangles vs. Dividends
All Right Reserved Military Family Investing | 01 Trading Long Strangles vs. Dividends
02 Income Investing for the Win !!
03 Income for Retirement: Closed-End Funds
04 Income for Retirement: Mortgage REITs
05 How to Make $100/Month in Passive Income
06 King of the Long Strangles
07 Create a Paycheck with Income Investing
08 Selling Covered Calls vs. Trading Long Strangles
09 Selling Covered Calls vs. Trading Long Strangles 2
10 Can You Retire on Dividends?
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Trading Long Strangles vs. Dividends
The Best Passive Strategy
01 Trading Long Strangles vs. Dividends
02 Income Investing for the Win !!
03 Income for Retirement: Closed-End Funds
04 Income for Retirement: Mortgage REIT
05 How to Make $100/Month in Passive Income
06 King of the Long Strangles
07 Create a Paycheck with Income Investing
08 Selling Covered Calls vs. Trading Long Strangles
09 Selling Covered Calls vs. Trading Long Strangles 2
10 Can You Retire on Dividends?
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01 Trading Long Strangles vs. Dividends
Let’s talk about passive income. I love receiving $2,100 per month in dividends; it’s my favorite part of each month. However, I have $250,000+ invested in the markets.
Passive income takes a lot of capital to generate a decent income stream. Options trading can help you close the gap in your income, but it comes with its own headaches.
There is no doubt that dividends are the end game, but trading long strangles can help you grow your financial foundation much faster while working your 9-5.
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Let’s start with $15,000. We can evaluate leveraging this capital to grow our wealth with long strangles and dividends. Then, we can look at a massive $200,000 portfolio and see how we maneuver our money there. Let’s begin.
Covered Calls vs. Dividends
Cash-Secured Puts vs. Dividends
The Options Wheel vs. Dividends
$15,000 in a dividend portfolio. It took me about nine months in 2019 and 2020 to accumulate $15,000 in my dividend portfolio. At the time, $15,000 seemed like a huge sum of money because it was a considerable amount of money!
Once you have an emergency fund, you can start investing for income. Income investing is the art of creating a solid income stream with the primary goal of current income.
With my $15,000, I would invest in closed-end funds such as PIMCO Dynamic Fund (PDI, PDO) and Eagle Point Credit (ECC). I would also throw in the mortgage REIT AGNC (AGNC) for good measure.
With these securities, I would average a 12% yield, giving me $150 in monthly income. Does $150 per month sound like a lot of money?
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Let me tell you something: $150 in passive dividend income is huge. You can use this money for anything you want, knowing it will repopulate in your account next month.
If you don’t appreciate $150, how can you love $2,100 in monthly income? And if you don’t appreciate $2,100, how can you love $10,000 in dividends? You have to start somewhere.
Take a look at "Mo’ Money, Mo’ Problems December 2020." This financial update shows I had $19,000 in my dividend portfolio, earning $122. Less than four years later, I have