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Two Ways to Increase Your Covered Call Returns

Selling (writing) covered calls in one of the most basic and also the safest of all option strategies.
You can generate additional income from stocks that you own, and this income helps hedge against the risk of owning the stocks.  But in order to write a covered call, you must first... Click here for more.

The First Secret for Option Writers
From my experience the secret to winning at the naked option writing game is to find very high probability plays. I write naked options for speculation that have a very high probability of paying off. With software... Click for more

 Thar Is Gold In Them Thar Hills

From my research, experience and track record, I have found that the most powerful of all option strategies is to BUY CHEAP OPTIONS, especially puts. You have a statistical advantage in buying options due to the fact... Click for more
Option Selling
The option markets provide that rare opportunity for the individual investor to be the bank, casino or legal bookie. In other words, you have the opportunity to take the bet rather than make the bet. Taking the bet... Click here for more.

Naked Put Writing: A Win-Win Strategy

A win-win game situation is when you win regardless of what happens. Let’s take an example to show how win-win put writing works. If Pfizer is at 40 and you want to buy the stock if it falls to 35, rather than... Click for more

 Expiration Writing

One play that can generate almost sure wins is to write options that will expire in just a few days. (You still want to write
options that are comfortably out-of-the-money.)

After I taught an old friend Frank (he had made millions in the stock market over the years)... Click for more

Option Spreads: A Favorite Technique of the Pros

Credit spreads are one of the most consistently profitable of all option strategies.  The pros use them all of the time simply because they make almost all of the time.  In fact in one of my talks with Ken Trester, Managing Editor, he told me that he had 21 spreads positions open. And why not over the years spreads have made money... Click here for more.

The Straddle Secret

A straddle is a form of option buying where you buy both a put and a call on the same underlying stock or futures, both with the same strike price and expiration month. Then the underlying can move either up or down to... Click for more

Avoid Repair Strategies

When a trade goes bad, many experienced option traders use repair strategies. They will add an option leg to protect a position... Click for more