Rather than options,
growth stock investing,
financed from the
interest earned from the Treasury bills in your portfolio, replaces wasting assets
with permanent assets.
Results: Win, lose or draw, the stocks are yours, for better or for worse,
for as long as you both shall live.
Seriously though, if you're a good enough stock-picker, you should enjoy
capital appreciation through growth, increased income from dividends, and
your rolling-over maturing T-bills will be throwing off a constant source
of fresh cash with which to buy more stocks.
On the other hand, should your stocks go bust, the interest earned on your Treasury bills will
provide the cash for you to try again. Not bad.
Always invest for
Total Return,
never just for income alone.
