There are lots of myths surrounding Stock Options and Option Trading Strategies – they are too complex, too risky, a sure way to lose  money and best left to industry professionals. The truth is that Stock Options and the vast array of Option Trading Strategies can play a beneficial and profitable role in every portfolio, especially for those conservative investors.

INSURANCE – Lock in Profits and Minimise Losses

You’ve made some gains on your share portfolio but you’re a little worried about the unknown….what if the market suddenly drops again? Learn to insure your portfolio >>

LEVERAGE – Enter the Market with Minimal Funds

Would you like to profit from rising stock prices without having to buy any shares at all, keeping your capital protected from unexpected price moves? Learn to control shares >>INCOME – Option Trading Strategies for ANY market direction

Stock Options allow you to profit from stock prices that are moving in any direction.  Imagine using just a small amount of money and making a large amount of money in a stock market crash? Learn how to profit from falling share prices >>

PUT YOUR PORTFOLIO TO WORK – squeeze extra income out of shares you own

In the same way you would rent out your investment property for income, you can rent out shares you own to create a regular income. Learn how to rent out shares you own >>

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When investing and trading in the stock market, there are countless option trading strategies that allow you to protect your portfolio, dramatically reducing your risk.

Stock Markets globally have rallied over the last six months, however here in Australia our increasingly strong economic data and recent interest rate rise have massively increased investor confidence and this has had a follow on effect throughout global economies.  Read the rest of this entry

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Something I found a few students in our last weekend stock option trading course were focussed on was that of Day Trading, perhaps without the realisation of what exactly it entails. 

Before deciding which type of trader you would like to become, you need to realise that the quality of your lifestyle very much depends on your chosen trading Style.

Trading can be a very active lifestyle.  Day trading is basically defined as the buying and selling of a security (stock) or derivative within a single trading day, without holding an open position after market close. Read the rest of this entry

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I’ve noticed particular brokers and fund managers lately talking buy recommendations that seem to be moving away from the low to mid cap stocks and back into the big blue chip companies.

When you think about it, it’s really not surprising that although our global economies are reportedly improving, there are still signs of uncertainty in the financial markets.

This being the case, are you comfortable speculating in small companies or would you prefer to put your nest egg in with the big dependables? Read the rest of this entry

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