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Sunday, May 21, 2017

MoneyMadam Portfolios updated 5/19/2017

We came back a little. Here are the portfolios as of closing on 5/19/2017

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Covered Call Opportunities in a volatile market.

Covered Call Opportunities in a volatile market.

Microsoft (MSFT) is a bit expensive for me. They took a charge toward earnings making their earnings per share (EPS) less then dividend paid out. But even looking into the future, their expected price earnings ratio (P/E) is nearly 30. However, they have very little debt and their most recent dividend increase was 7.7%. Dividend yield is bit light at 1.87%. To supplement their dividend, consider selling this June, $100 call. M* Disclosure Long MSFT

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