Options Trading System

When option contacts are traded at or above the "Suggested Entry" price stated in our signal, we sell short the particular option contracts. More about "Suggested Entry" price.

When option contacts are traded at or below the "Suggested Exit" price stated in our signal, we close our signal. More about "Suggested Exit" price.

When option contacts are traded at or above the "Suggested Stop" price stated in our signal, we close our signal. More about "Suggested Stop" price.

If signal is not opened by the time specified in the "Execute Period" then this signal is canceled. More about "Execute Period".

A trade is considered opened, when "Suggested Entry" price is available and we have receive a confirmation from the brokers who autotrade our signals that orders of our autotrading subscribers are filled. More about how do you open a trade.

A trade is considered opened, when "Suggested Exit" or "Suggested Stop" price is available and we have receive a confirmation from the brokers who autotrade our signals that orders of our autotrading subscribers are filled. More about how do you close a trade.

Depending on the situation, there are several options could be considered. More about what to do in the rare case that a position was opened according to a signal but the order was not executed.

A new signal could be generated any time during the trading hours. More about time we normally publish our signals.

Yes, the alerts are sent out at the same time a new signal is generated. More about our e-mail alerts after publishing the new signals.

Our System is very simple and straightforward. Our signal is very simple to follow!

We provide you with everything you need: option's symbol, name of the underlying security, strike price, expiration date, entry and exit prices. Our system is very simple and easy to use. When the system generates a "Sell Puts" signal, it means that we are placing limit order to sell uncovered option contracts at the "Suggested Entry" price.

All you need to do is: Log onto the site and set your email to receive alerts.

You may read more about it HERE. You may read more about how autotrading works HERE

You may see an example of our signals HERE.

Our signals may be updated at any time during trading hours (email-alerts are issued immediately thereafter); in addition, we update them daily by 8:45 PM EST.

We send email alert as soon as a signal is generated. In order to receive email alerts, after signup, you have to log into the members' area and register your email address you would like our email alerts to be sent to.

There are five types of signals that could be issued by our trading system:

1. When a new signal is generated;
2. When a trade is opened;
3. When the system recommends to change exit price;
4. When the system recommends to change a stop-loss;
5. When the trade is closed.

The main reasons of using naked puts versus naked calls are:

1. Smaller margin requirements;
2. Less risky;
3. When put options are exercised an options seller is obligated to buy underlying stock and still may participate in signal by selling the bought stock when signal is closed. When calls are exercised the position is closed immediately.
4. Some broker may allow using naked puts in IRA because it could be considered as long trading and at expiration a put seller would buy underlying stocks.

When we publish a "Sell Put" signal, this means we will be Selling put options once the price of those options trade at or above the "Suggested Entry Price".

When we publish a "New Exit Price" or "New Stop-Loss Price", this means we notify all our members about changes in the "Suggested Exit Price" and or "Suggested Stop-Loss Price". Depending on the current market situation, we may change a Exit and Stop-Loss prices after a trade has been opened. For example, if the market goes against our trade, we may change the exit or stop-loss price in order to reduce losses. By the same token, when the market continues to move in our favor, we may change an exit Price in order to increase profits.

Yes, we have a stop-loss parameter. A stop loss can be issued at the same time that a signal is generated. On the other hand, a signal can be generated without a stop-loss, which can be set later when there is a need to cut losses or protect profit.

There are two actions that can be undertaken to protect a signal from big losses or to protect an already profitable position. We may issue a new "Suggested Exit Price" or we may issue a stop-loss, which can be adapted as needed, based on new market information. By doing so, we can minimize the risk incurred by our subscribers. If we make changes the our "Suggested Exit Price" or "Suggested Stop-loss" Price, you will always be immediately notified by email.

Nevertheless, if a trader feels uncomfortable about an open position (trade) that was initiated as a result of following our signals, he or she should close it without waiting for us to set a stop-loss or close a signal.