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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…

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…

Hedge Or Bail?

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…

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?

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…

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…

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…

Hedging Option Positions

Today Sam P. asks, “How can I keep from getting headfaked out of good options positions when the market moves against me?”

Profit Management

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…

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?”

Protective Stops

Today Bobby Z. asked, “How do you determine where to place your stops?”

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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