Front Month or Back Month Options?
Today Dan W. asks, "Your last couple of recommendations have been for near month put options with very little time left. Why not use an option with 30 or 60…
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Front Month or Back Month Options?
Today Dan W. asks, "Your last couple of recommendations have been for near month put options with very little time left. Why not use an option with 30 or 60…
Posted in, Option Strategies - Good and Bad!
A Can’t Miss In-The-Money Call Credit Spread!?
If a stock is trading at $25 and I sell the December 7.5 calls and buy the December 17.50 calls for a net credit of $10, I can't lose money.…
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What Is An Option Box Spread and How Does It Work?
I am reading up on the box spread option, a combination of a bear put spread and a bull call spread. Can you show me what this strategy will look…
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Option Trading Idea - Expiration Strangle
I'm not a big fan of strangles so keep that in mind as you read my option trading blog. As I mentioned in my previous post, the elements of an…
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Does Your Option Trading Use Straddles or Strangles?
In today's option trading blog I will answer a question submitted by Robert F., “Do you trade straddles? If so, what is your setup, entry and exit.
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Naked Put Writing And The “Big Hurt”.
Today Tom T. states, “I have been selling puts as a means to generate income for about 18 months. Most months, I have made money, but in the months I…
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Index Trading vs Individual Stocks
Today Lloyd R. asks "I understand why someone would want to be long options, but why not use indexes for credit spreads? Stocks are so unpredictable and a news event…
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