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Option Traders Journal
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Tools, Articles and resources for people interested in creating an income from option trading.
- Added on: Feb 8th, 2008
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Brock Hamilton
- Listed in: Investing Stocks & Bonds
- Tags: option trading Options trading systems option strategy
Recent Posts
Investing in Stock Options - What You Need to Know About Options
Stock options are important investments to consider when you are building wealth in the stock market. The most basic definition for a stock option is a contract that allows an investor to purchase or sell a specified stock at a specified price, withi...
Vertical Spreads - Time Decay and Volatility Trading Opportunities
When vertical spreads are mentioned, they quite often come with monickers such as “bull” and “bear”. This lends most to think of vertical spreads as directional plays which is true. However, vertical spreads can be used to take advantage of t...
Two kinds of Options are Calls and Puts by Ron Ianieri
A call option gives the buyer the right but not the obligation to buy a specific security at a specific price by a specific date. It’s a way of “locking in” the purchase price of the stock for a period of time. A put option gives the buyer the ...
How to Make a Fortune with Options Trading by Samuel Blankson
Book Description This is a practical book on winning in the Options trading market. Whether you are a sophisticated investor or a complete novice, this book is for you. The author takes complex ideas and explains them in a way that is both practical ...
The Options Craze and Why You Should Be Paying Attention
Veteran Floor Trader Discusses the Advantages of the Investments Market’s Biggest Secret - By Ron Ianieri Options have been around long enough to beg the question, “Why are they getting so much buzz now?” Mad Money’s Jim Crame...
Redefining Leverage for Profit
How Successful Traders Are Calculating Risk Disparity & Making Options Work for Them - By Ron Ianieri Many deem options riskier than stocks. This fallacy stems from a lack of understanding of leverage. There are two basic definitions for lev...
