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Today’s featured article reveals “my 3 favorite trade candidates for 2021.” Continue reading to find out what they are. January 06, 2021 [Option Sensei] [REVEALED: My 3 Favorite Option Trade Candidates for 2021]( Last week, I spoke about how the market is [presenting a unique situation for covered call]( positions, thanks to an unusual options pricing structure with traders paying higher-than-normal premiums for upside call options. Today, I'd like to take a less wonky approach and identify three of my favorite covered call candidates based on the companies' longer prospects for both capital appreciation and dividend yields rather than near-term option pricing. As a quick review, covered calls are the simultaneous ownership of underlying shares with the sale or short call option position. Generally speaking, the call sale generates premium collection, creating yield even on a static stock price. It also lowers the effective underlying share cost basis. If calls are written on an ongoing basis, or 'rolled' with regularity, you can achieve an ongoing incoming stream. [[Special Offer] Learn about the service our trading experts are calling “The Best $19 You Ever Spent!” — The Options360]( If you couple this with a stock paying a consistent dividend, the annual yield can be north of 20% in even the most blue-chip or staid companies. Basically, you're paid to be patient. There's a Wall Street term '[Dividend Aristocrats]( used to describe companies that have consecutively increased their dividend for 25 consecutive years. It currently contains 66 names filled with tried-and-true blue-chip such as Wal-Mart ([WMT]( and Coca-Cola ([KO](. Over the last 10 years, dividend-based ETFs such as Proshares Dividend Aristocrat ([NOBL]( have cropped up to deliver income for a yield-starved world. What I'd like to present to you is three of what I refer to as the “Young Aristocrats”; companies that have raised dividends for a minimum of 5-10 years and that are also enjoying strong revenue and profit growth. These are the stocks that use covered calls and should deliver capital appreciation and increasing dividend yields. They represent three different sectors and can be the building blocks for a solid long-term portfolio. 1.Agilent Technologies ([A]( is a technology company focused on healthcare, providing diagnostic equipment and software for analyzing cell imaging, DNA, and gene profiling. [[Limited Time Offer] Try out the Options360 trading concierge service for the heavily-discounted price of $19!]( The stock has been in a steady upward trend, gaining above 350% over the past five years, breaking out to a new all-time high today. It has been paying a dividend for the past 9 years and currently yields 0.9%. One can sell calls with 30 days until they're 10% out-of-the-money to generate an additional 27% yield on an annualized basis. 2.Skyworks Solutions ([SWKS]( manufactures semiconductor products used in everything from auto and aerospace to smartphones and gaming devices. It has increased its dividend for the past seven years with a current yield of 1.31%. Selling a 30-day call, which is 10% OTM, would boost income annually to 18%. 3.Charles Schwab ([SCHW]( is a leading full-service financial firm offering banking, trading, wealth management, and prime brokerage services. It currently has over $ trillion in assets and has seen its market share grow dramatically with the sector rapidly consolidated over the past five years. SCHW has increased its dividend for the past 5 years and currently yields 1.42%. By selling a 30-day call option 10% OTM, you can boost income to 29% on an annualized basis. The three above-mentioned companies should continue boosting dividends for years to come while also seeing share price appreciation. [[Last Chance] Claim your spot into the Options360 Service for the special price of $19!]( SPONSOR [Finance PhD explains stock market in two words]( Your instincts are correct. Something strange is happening in the stock market. This PhD has boiled it down into two words. [See his explanation here…]( Copyright © 2021 Mesh Publishing | All rights reserved. 146 W 29th St, Rm 8E, NY, NY 10001 [Contact]( / [Terms & Conditions]( [Click here to unsubscribe](

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