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  1. For Directional traders

    Rob In Business, I'm quite new to options trading and just started trading options May 2005. Have been educating myself by attending seminars,...
    Post by: smallfil, Nov 7, 2005 in forum: Options

  2. No/Low risk, low return option strategies?

    Cnms2, Thanks for pointing that out. It was a mistake on my part. Straddles don't limit profits but, cost you double if the stock does not move...
    Post by: smallfil, Nov 6, 2005 in forum: Options

  3. For Directional traders

    I don't usually go around touting any stock or option but, take a look at NUS XW. This is a Dec. put and if I am wrong I will definitely get out....
    Post by: smallfil, Nov 6, 2005 in forum: Options

  4. No/Low risk, low return option strategies?

    Arl....There is no such thing as a free lunch. The closest thing is selling covered calls but, you still risk losing money if your stock goes down...
    Post by: smallfil, Nov 6, 2005 in forum: Options

  5. No/Low risk, low return option strategies?

    It is being touted by a number of professional traders to hedge your positions and take on more than one position like straddles, collars, etc....
    Post by: smallfil, Nov 6, 2005 in forum: Options

  6. Refco Pro - my mistake

    Hi! I am quite new as far as currencies go and I was wondering about the Refco Pro considering you guys are already using it. Would you recommend...
    Post by: smallfil, Aug 12, 2005 in forum: Trading Software

  7. Good training and education

    koonsdawg......I have been trading stock for 10 years. Have had some limited success trading but, for the most part lost and lost badly. What I...
    Post by: smallfil, Aug 2, 2005 in forum: Professional Trading

  8. Blackjack - I'm hooked!

    You got to play to win. So, I play the lottery. I know that odds wise, I have it very much against me but, if even Jennifer Lopez's mom can win a...
    Post by: smallfil, Aug 2, 2005 in forum: Trading

  9. 90% traders don't make it???

    Ifinitis......I couldn't agree more. Wasn't much of a technician and used to rely on fundamental analysis alone and had some success but, I...
    Post by: smallfil, Aug 2, 2005 in forum: Trading

  10. Developing a Trading System?

    Tyler.......Only thing I can say is practice, practice, practice, study, study and study. It is a combination of what I have learned from...
    Post by: smallfil, Aug 2, 2005 in forum: Options

  11. Can scaling/averaging down be a viable trading system?

    >>>Am I doomed to eventual failure with a system that scales in as price goes against me? <<< If you keep going against the trend----you will...
    Post by: smallfil, Jul 31, 2005 in forum: Strategy Building

  12. Writing options for a living

    I have enjoyed reading the diverging points of view as far as trading naked calls/puts versus just buying the calls and puts directly. Since, the...
    Post by: smallfil, Jul 31, 2005 in forum: Options

  13. Why Most Retail Active Traders Lose

    >>>I'll counter-trade a trend-follower any day of the week.<<< The trend is your friend. Ever hear of that? Think what will happen when the big...
    Post by: smallfil, Jul 30, 2005 in forum: Trading

  14. Writing options for a living

    >>>Unlimited risk yes.......but manageable risk at that.<<< If one insists on writing naked puts and calls----one is asking to go bankrupt....
    Post by: smallfil, Jul 30, 2005 in forum: Options

  15. Writing options for a living

    It is probably the riskiest thing to do with options. While, still a newbie, I have figured out that buying puts (if you expect a stock to go...
    Post by: smallfil, Jul 30, 2005 in forum: Options

  16. Developing a Trading System?

    I am quite new to options but, have been learning a lot in the past 3 months and paper trading too. I just bought 3 options positions on LSCP...
    Post by: smallfil, Jul 30, 2005 in forum: Options
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