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For years up until the burst of the bubble, investors needed only to be right about which stock to buy. Should they buy XYZ, ABC or PDQ? The philosophy at the time led investors to believe that the

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82: Glossary

AT-THE-MONEY: An option whose strike price is equal to the current market price of the underlying stock. ASSIGN: To designate an option writer (seller) for fulfillment of his obligation to sell s

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83: Unusual Options Volume & Other Clues In - The Stock Replacement Covered Call Strategy

Sometimes, Wall Street has a very convoluted way of looking at things. For instance, consider the term “smart money.” One would think the term “smart money” would refer to a professional investor w

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84: Spreads, Straddles, and Strangles in - The Stock Replacement Covered Call Strategy

We have demonstrated how well options function in unison with a stock position. They enhance potential gains and provide profit protection. They enable us to manage specific risk in a single stock

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85: Key Point In - The Stock Replacement Covered Call Strategy

Key Point – The fact that you are creating the covered callstrategy (buy-write) by doing the vertical spread is veryimportant to note. For margin purposes, the vertical spread willbe margined at a muc

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86: Advanced Strategies - The Stock Replacement Covered Call Strategy

Recently, (October and November ‘03), the giant biotech Amgen (AMGN) came under some intense pressure, trading down about $12.00 before it found what appeared to be a decent level of support, and b

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87: Key Point in Collar Strategy

Key Point – The collar strategy allows for a limited butcontinued capital appreciation of a long stock position whileproviding for a limited, fixed downside exposure. The positionis very inexpensive t

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88: The Collar Strategy

Another protective strategy that allows for some upside capital gain while providing maximum down side protection is the collar. The collar is a combination of the covered call and protective put

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89: Key Point in Protective Put Strategy.

Key Point - The protective put strategy, when used correctly, will allow investors to take advantage of some opportunities that could provide large potential gains without being exposed to the seve

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90: How Can Protective Put Strategy be Adjusted?

The Protective Put Strategy can be adjusted to address the particular lean that the stock owner has at a particular time. (The term lean describes the stock owner’s perception of the directional st

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91: Options Trading Strategies - Rolling

Rolling is defined in options as moving a position from one strike to another either vertically in the same month, horizontally to another month or some combination thereof.Other times, you may have

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92: Options Trading Strategies - Lean

Professional traders use the term “lean” to refer to one’s perception about the directional strength of the stock. When you own a stock and intend to hold it for a period of time, you are aware tha

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93: The "Stagnant" Scenario vs. The "Down" Scenario

The “stagnant” scenarioWhen we apply the covered call strategy to the stagnant stockscenario, we take a negative return scenario and turn it into apositive scenario. Remember, when we sell an option,

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94: The "Up" Scenario

In the “up” scenario, the maximum gain that can be attained isthe stock finishing at $10.00 or higher.At $10.00, you would profit from the full value of the extrinsicvalue of the option which is $.50

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95: Time Decay

Time decay, also known as theta, is defined as the rate by which an option’s value erodes into expiration. The value of the option over parity to the stock is called extrinsic value.Since an option

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96: The Covered Call / Buy-Write Strategy

For better or worse, most investors purchase stocks with the intent of holding their shares for an extended period of time.We do this mainly because the media and industry professionals have drilled

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97: Advantages & Disadvantages of At-the-money Option, In-the-money Option and Out-of-the-money Option

An at-the-money option has both advantages and disadvantages over stock and in-the-money options. First, the at-the-money option will be cheaper then both the stock and the in-the-money option. So

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98: Trading Naked Calls and Puts

An option is a derivative trading product that is best used by investors as a hedging tool providing profit protection and profit enhancement. Although it is a powerful risk management tool, it can

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99: Options Trading Strategies

Webster’s Dictionary defines the term strategy as “ 1 a) the science of planning and directing larger scale military operations, specifically (as distinguished from TACTICS) of maneuvering forces i

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100: Put Option

A put option is a contract between two parties (a buyer and a seller) whereby the buyer acquires the right but not the obligation to sell a specified stock or other underlying instrument at a speci

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