How To Get In When You Can’t Be Around.
Today Tim S. asks, “Often, I see a good trade but I can’t be around to watch it. When I pay up, it goes against me, when I put a…
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How To Get In When You Can’t Be Around.
Today Tim S. asks, “Often, I see a good trade but I can’t be around to watch it. When I pay up, it goes against me, when I put a…
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In The Money Or Out Of The Money?
Susan R. asks, “I struggle with which option to buy once I find a trade. The In The Money (ITM) options are expensive but they move well. They are risky…
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Many experts advise cutting losses at 7-8% below the purchase price of a stock - no matter what. Is it a good idea? Is it a good substitute for hedging…
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Do You Ever Pivot From Long Put Options To Long Call Options?
Do you ever consider moving a stock from a bullish watchlist to a bearish watchlist without waiting for your scan to do it for you?
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What’s Your Opinion Of This Option Trade?
I bought some Newmont mining options, January 50's, and I'd like your opinion on whether there might be a bounce in this stock. I'm looking to exit the options on…
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Descending Triangle Formation - When Should I Enter?
This question was posted in September 2006, but the lesson still applies. Koonz asked, "I was looking at to buy a put on FLR after noting it had formed a…
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How Much Should I Expect To Make A Year?
Today Rich asks such a great question that I will post it all. “This is more trading goal oriented. I would like to setup goals to measure progress. Is this…
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Today Sam P. asks, “How can I keep from getting headfaked out of good options positions when the market moves against me?”
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Len H. - I have heard many people say, “When you reach a certain profit point, you should take some profit and leave some ride.” I believe that if you…
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Is Covered Call Writing Risky?
Ravi D. submitted the following,”I have found covered call writing on bio techs to be risky. How do you screen for candidates?”
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Today Bobby Z. asked, “How do you determine where to place your stops?”
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Debit Spread or Credit Spread?
On 5/24/06 Thomas F. asked, “How do you determine if you will do a credit spread or debit spread?”
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