An option is a derivative trading product that is best used by investors as a hedging tool providing investing profit protection and profit enhancement. Although it is a powerful risk management tool, it can also be used effectively as a stand-alone trading vehicle…more.

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For better or worse, most option trading investors purchase stocks with the intent of holding their shares for an extended period of time…more..

To understand stock options, we need to look at Webster’s Dictionary’s definition of the word strategy. One definition of strategy is, the science of planning and directing larger scale military operations. This is how it can be used for your stock options trading…more.

An option is a traded security that is a derivative product. The term is mainly known by the word options...more.

When thinking about the investors business daily responsibilities in today’s market environment, the best remedy for this situation is for you to get more involved in your own investing decisions…more.

To understand options made easy, you first have to ask yourself these 3 questions:



How many of you out there think that the market is performing well?



How many think the market is performing poorly?



And how many feel the markets performance is neutral?



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All stock trading and investing methods must deal with the inevitable drawdown from the most recent peak in one’s stock trading curve to a bottom before reversing and making a new high. Seasoned systems traders are well familiar with the drawdown phenomenon and the importance of drawdown as a percentage of annual average returns in evaluating a trading system. On the other hand, many “investors” that follow a “buy, hold and hope” approach to the markets for the long term, don’t think in terms of a drawdown when their portfolios drop in value by 10%, 20%...75%, as has happened in the past few years. But what they have experienced is an stock trading curve drawdown.

Carefully thinking through your goal as a trader is of prime importance, when picking the best stock market price. It is very difficult if not impossible to meet a goal that is ill defined. Is your goal to trade frequently, irrespective of market conditions irregardless of what the stock market price is? Or is it to trade for the excitement of it all. A more sober assessment would probably yield a goal of making money – but how much and at what risk? How do you determine what the best stock market price is? Ultimately, a well-defined trading goal should specify the desired average annual return and the corresponding equity drawdown that a trader is comfortable with, financially and emotionally. more...

I submit that the successful day trader would profit well to adopt a casino mentality. At first glance, this sounds reckless and nothing more than a gambling attitude – but it’s not. Why? Because everyone knows that it’s the casinos that profit and take in all the money on a consistent basis. And, of course, the patrons end up losing even after brief winning streaks. more...