Options Broker - List of the online options brokers who would be please to autotrade our signals.
Options Autotrading - If a trader who auto-trades our signals requests signals service cancellation, we notify the online broker who provides the auto-trading.
Buy Options - When we issue a signal we assume that options are sold short to open a trade and options are bought to close a trade.
Open Options Trade - After issuing a signal, we initiate (open) a trade. Our "Suggested Entry" price may be stated in the form of a limit or of a market order.
Trade Opened - When an option trades at or above the stated "Suggested Entry" price, we will sell the particular option.
Close Options Trade - If we issued a "Suggested Exit" price and the option is now trading at or below this price, we will buy back the option to close out our short position.
Trade Closed - We do not issue signals to indicate when naked short options should be covered. Instead, at the time a signal is issued, we state a "Suggested Exit" price.
Execute Period - We define "Execute Period" as the time span (in number of days) within which a trade must be initiated.
Options Signals - list of the frequently asked questions about our options signals.
Signal Update - Our signals may be published during trading hours. In addition, we regularly review them at 8:30 PM EST.
NOS and OTS - OTS options signals are issued to buy long options only (buy calls or buy puts), while NOS signals are issued to sell (short) options to open position (uncovered options trading).
Options Calculator - To better evaluate a trading system many investors would like to see what potential profit a trading system would deliver to a particular account.
Option Trades - There are several factors that may assure you that the trade history is real, and the entry and exit prices are real and not edited.
Options History - We do not calculate compounded rates of return simply because we do not encourage continual reinvestment of gains back into options.
Option Trades - The calculated returns do not account for capital that is tied up as collateral, as mandated by brokers for naked options trading.
QQQ Trades - SPY Trades - The trade entry price is based on the actual market price of an option at the moment it trades at or above the "Suggested Entry" price.
2012 Options Trading - list of the signals generated by our trading system system in 2012 year.
2011 Options Trading - list of the signals generated by our trading system system in 2011 year.
2010 Options Trading - list of the signals generated by our trading system system in 2010 year.
2009 Options Trading - list of the signals generated by our trading system system in 2009 year.
2008 Options Trading - list of the signals generated by our trading system system in 2008 year.
2007 Options Trading - list of the signals generated by our uncovered options trading system system in 2007 year. At the middle of this year the system has been changed.
2006 Options Trading - during this year our options trading system started to generate signals for SPY uncovered options in addition to existing QQQ signals. More then 20 signals were generated during this year with only one negative result.
2005 Options Trading - list of the options trading signals generated by our system in 2005 year. At that time only 9 QQQ trades were generated, 6 of which were winners.
Options News - Articles about our service in the media
Stop Order - In situations where the market does not move in our favor, we can prevent substantial losses by the use of stop losses.
Option Alerts - E-mail: We can send email alerts to cellular phones or pagers as soon as any changes occur with our signals!
Simple Trading System - No need to learn any complicated systems in order to profit from the trading of naked options.
QQQ Trading System - The numbers describing the QQQ uncovered options system reflect our trades over the past six and twelve months.
SPY Trading System - The numbers describing the QQQ uncovered options system reflect our trades over the past six and twelve months.
Margin Returns - Explains the difference between representing returns tied to received premium and returns tied to margin account.
Funds Allocation - Explains how to define minimum funds allocation that could be required to try an uncovered options trading system.