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Bullish, Neutral, Even Bearish: 3 Ways Options Traders Can Use Covered Calls

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Covered calls are one of the most common strategies for options traders. While many investors have heard of them, they may not realize that covered...

Key Points About Selling Credit Spreads

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A previous post covered debit spreads, when you pay a debit looking for a stock or ETF to move in a certain direction. Credit...

Big Technology Companies Report Earnings Soon

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Second quarter earnings season has begun. Financials have already reported, and attention will soon turn to major technology companies like Microsoft and Apple. This...

Key Points About Selling Credit Spreads

David Russell - 0
A previous post covered debit spreads, when you pay a debit looking for a stock or ETF to move in a certain direction. Credit...

The Basics of Options

David Russell - 0
Options are an important tool for many retail investors. They can either replace trading shares, or make it easier to position oneself in stocks....

Navigate Effectively: Learn to Place Options Trades and Manage Orders and Positions 

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s7hC2jLEJSY&ab_channel=TradeStation Explore TradeStation's OptionStation® Pro   Our advanced options platform, OptionStation® Pro, offers advanced tools for analyzing, placing, and managing options positions. The platform's intuitive interface...

Bullish and Bearish: Key Points About Vertical Option Spreads

David Russell - 0
Vertical spreads are one of the most common strategies in the options market because they can generate leverage with limited risk. This article will...

Options Alert: Has Nio Recharged its Batteries?

David Russell - 0
Nio has been sputtering for years, but some options traders seem to think the Chinese electric-car maker has recharged its batteries. TradeStation data shows call...

What Is Event Risk? Why Does It Matter? How Can it Be Managed?

David Russell - 0
Investors face several kinds of risk in the stock market. Today we'll consider one of the most common: event risk. While some events are unexpected,...

Memory Tricks for Options Greeks Like Delta, Gamma and Vega

David Russell - 0
Options are complex instruments that can swing sharply in value. Traders may find the moves confusing, so this article will help explain key "Greeks"...
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