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LEAPS are long-term call options used for stock replacement and capital efficiency. Learn deep ITM selection, delta 0.70–0.85, 12–24 months DTE, IV Rank filters, PMCC overlays, roll cadence, and risk-first sizing so you capture upside with defined downside.
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The Poor Man's Covered Call Approach to Dividend Kings
Fifty years of consecutive dividend increases is the kind of track record that earns a stock a permanent seat at the table. The catch is the capital required to own these names at scale. The PMCC structure offers a way around it, with one trade-off worth understanding before you commit.
Andrew Crowder
The Capital Efficiency Hybrid: How LEAPS, Cash-Secured Puts, and Covered Calls Make Every Dollar Work
LEAPS control stock at 30% of the cost, freeing 65-75% of capital to sell cash-secured puts. When assigned, covered calls generate income on shares. A $50,000 hybrid portfolio runs 10+ income streams where a traditional portfolio runs 3.
Andrew Crowder











