Success in options is essentially a simple math game. There are certain phenomena in the option world that are robust, meaning they always exist, that a trader can come up with a repeatable strategy. Whether you are a beginner or veteran options trader, these top trading pros with years of trading experience show you how they use these vehicles to make money in up, down, or sideways markets. Here's what you will learn.
Get Started Trading Options Today
Larry Gaines, founder and CEO, PowerCycleTrading.com, traded professionally for over three decades and ran the international trading desk for one of the largest oil trading companies in the world. He has taught thousands of traders his directional-option trading process, designed to provide high returns on low, defined, risk. In this MoneyMasters course, he will teach you a comprehensive and easy-to-understand introductory option trading course to get you started trading options today.
Creating a Covered-Call Writing Portfolio Start to Finish
Covered-call writing is a strategy that can be crafted to achieve a multitude of objectives. Conservative individual investors are always looking for strategies that will elevate portfolio returns and generate income in a low-risk manner. Dr. Allan Ellman, president of The Blue Collar Investor Corp., and author of four best-selling books on covered-call writing, will teach you low-risk option strategies that can be implemented to achieve a monthly income stream, as well as beef up returns on current stock positions.
The PowerX Strategy: How to Make Money Trading Stocks and Options Even if You Are Wrong Half of the Time
The PowerX Strategy helps people who want to trade stocks and options and generate “SRC Profits”: Systematic, Repeatable, and Consistent. It's based on three popular indicators—MACD, RSI, and Stochastics. It’s a powerful strategy and simple enough that anyone can use it! Markus Heitkoetter, author, educator, trader, and CEO, Rockwell Trading Services, LLC, uses a time-tested money management system that takes the possibility of account-destroying losses off the table, when done correctly.
