The third Buffet bank I am looking at for Put Selling opportunities is Wells Fargo. Wells Fargo stock trades on New York under the symbol WFC. In an interview last week on CNBC, Warren Buffett named Wells Fargo Stock his most favorite bank into 2014. Buffett has held shares in Wells Fargo Stock for a long time. He has added shares from time to time and has spoken highly of the bank on many occasions including during the 2008 financial crisis.

Wells Fargo Stock: WFC

This third part in this 5 part series looks at WFC Stock and discusses an in-depth strategy that could be used for a combination strategy to improve earnings. Back testing this strategy returned over 25% annually.

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