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Trading Options -- Developing A Plan


Trading Options is not a game of chance.  It is a business, and can be a very lucrative business if you incorporate sound reasoning and proven strategies into your trading plan. Forget the elusive "secret formula" or the complex computer program that promises lavish success as a result of some mystical capability. There is no secret. Nor is there a computer program that can predict what a stock will do tomorrow. With more than 20 years trading experience, and after testing dozens of trading disciplines, I can tell you from experience that there is no 'gizmo' in existence that's going to make you a successful trader. The best approach is to use a tried-and-true, common sense approach to the market. 

Our new book Trading Options -- Developing A Plan offers simple trading strategies, without the complex indicators or heavy charts, that can be used by anyone anywhere to earn a living trading options. You can obtain a Free copy of this ebook by becoming a member of Stricknet. If you wish to purchase the ebook or the printed version, Click Here for more information.

Tutorials


Covered Calls
   General Overview
   Out of the Money
   In the Money
Buying Calls
   Risk/Reward
   Delta
   Volatility
Selling Puts
   Calculating the Yield
Spreads
   Bull Put Spreads
   Bull Call Spreads

 

FAQ's about us


Where do you get your information?
How do you pick stocks and what criteria do you use?
What time of the day do you post your listings?
Do you trade stocks and options for your own account?
Do you trade all of the stocks that you list on your site?
Do you track your recommendations? What are the results
?
I’m signed up for monthly service, can I upgrade to an annual subscription?
Can you recommend a stockbroker?

Trading FAQ's


What is your strategy for Money Management?
How do you figure the yield on your covered calls?
If the stock dips, should I buy back the covered call?
If the stock runs up big time, should I buy back the covered call?
What do you mean you are an "Event" trader?
How do you "build" a position in options?
Should I hold my options over an earnings announcement or stock split?
My broker says I’m crazy for wanting to sell naked Puts.
Is there a way to get "crash-protection" when selling Puts?


Trading in stocks and options involves risk. You can lose money. You should always seek professional advice from your stock broker. We are not stockbrokers and do not make recommendations to buy or sell any stock or option. We provide educational information for your evaluation.

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