Good news option traders!
I finally finished up my iron condor video training series. The whole video course is offered free of charge, thanks to the good guys that agreed to sponsor it. The videos cover the basics of the iron condor, gets deep into the greeks, discusses different ways of trading the positions, covers risk management, etc.
Use the link above to click though to the site and if it sounds like something you're interested in just submit your name and e-mail at the bottom of the page. Once you confirm the subscription, you'll get access to the course.
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Monday, October 6, 2008
Thursday, September 18, 2008
Washington Mutual And The Big Independent Brokers Endangered
The futures are suggesting we'll see a little relief this morning, but keep in mind that we are going to continue seeing some turbulence in this market.
Washington Mutual has now put itself up for sale, following in the wake of Lehman Brothers, Merrill Lynch, and AIG. The failing thrift has hired Goldman Sachs to help find a buyer, with interested parties potentially including Citigroup, Wells Fargo, J.P. Morgan Chase, and HSBC.
Now, Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs Group are the last two remaining big independent brokers but Morgan Stanley is reportedly looking for a merger. You'll remember that Bear Stearns collapsed earlier this year, Lehman Brothers recently filed for bankruptcy, and Merrill Lynch shook hands on a deal to be acquired by Bank of America. With Morgan Stanley looking for a buyer, that would leave Goldman Sachs as the last remaining large independent broker. Can they survive?
I doubt that anyone saw this coming, at least not to this extent. The market's reaction has been turbulent and a lot of people are feeling the pain.
Over the last couple weeks, I've been posting links to materials that demonstrate now only how to survive these types of market, but how to actually prosper and grow your wealth when everyone else is feeling the pain.
These training materials are all available at no cost, but will not be available in definitely. So, I encourage you to take advantage while you can and download the material now.
Christopher Smith
TheOptionClub.com
Washington Mutual has now put itself up for sale, following in the wake of Lehman Brothers, Merrill Lynch, and AIG. The failing thrift has hired Goldman Sachs to help find a buyer, with interested parties potentially including Citigroup, Wells Fargo, J.P. Morgan Chase, and HSBC.Now, Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs Group are the last two remaining big independent brokers but Morgan Stanley is reportedly looking for a merger. You'll remember that Bear Stearns collapsed earlier this year, Lehman Brothers recently filed for bankruptcy, and Merrill Lynch shook hands on a deal to be acquired by Bank of America. With Morgan Stanley looking for a buyer, that would leave Goldman Sachs as the last remaining large independent broker. Can they survive?
I doubt that anyone saw this coming, at least not to this extent. The market's reaction has been turbulent and a lot of people are feeling the pain.
Over the last couple weeks, I've been posting links to materials that demonstrate now only how to survive these types of market, but how to actually prosper and grow your wealth when everyone else is feeling the pain.
These training materials are all available at no cost, but will not be available in definitely. So, I encourage you to take advantage while you can and download the material now.
Christopher Smith
TheOptionClub.com
Wednesday, September 17, 2008
AIG Bail Out, Lehmans Remains, WaMu's Last Days, And You Prospering From It All...
Everyone who can, seems to be making a deal.
Insurance Carrier AIG Rescued By The Fed
Somehow, AIG was able to negotiate a federal bail out on the heels of the government turning it's back on Lehman Brothers. Apparently, AIG is just too big to let fail.
The Fed is extending an $85 billion dollar loan to AIG, but it ain't cheap. The loan is for just two years and carries a rate of 8.5% over LIBOR, plus the U.S. Government takes a 79.9% stake in the company.
AIG's CEO, Robert Willumstad is being shown the door, and will be replaced by former Allstate CEO, Edward Liddy.
Barclays Feeds On Lehman Carrion
Like a vulture swooping in on a dying prey animal, Barclays is gorging itself on the vitals of dying Lehman Brothers. In exchange for $1.75 billion, Barclays will purchase Lehman's assets, including its North American investment banking operations as well its New York headquarters and two data centers.
Washington Mutual May Be Next
It is being reported that JPMorgan Chase is a potential buyer for the ailing thrift. WaMu has seen its stock price battered as it slumps under the weight of a deteriorating loan portfolio. It's best bet to avoid liquidation is to find a merger partner.
Turbulent Markets...And Opportunity, Ahead!
If you spend any time in the office break room, you're likely to hear co-workers lamenting these difficult economic times, languishing investment portfolios, and an uncertain future. Get your coffee and move on because you do not want to fall into that mindset.
Tough times bring opportunity for those courageous enough and savvy enough to avoid despair and panic, and take advantage of the opportunities that present themselves. There are people making money in this market right now.
Free Trading Report And Video Training Materials Available
My friend and trading mentor has compiled some fairly extensive training materials that he is making available to traders on a complimentary basis for the next few days. The report is ready for download and the videos are being released on a daily basis.
These materials are intended to demonstrate how you can not only survive tough economic times, but proper during them. Take advantage of them while they are available.
Christopher Smith
TheOptionClub.com
Insurance Carrier AIG Rescued By The Fed
Somehow, AIG was able to negotiate a federal bail out on the heels of the government turning it's back on Lehman Brothers. Apparently, AIG is just too big to let fail.The Fed is extending an $85 billion dollar loan to AIG, but it ain't cheap. The loan is for just two years and carries a rate of 8.5% over LIBOR, plus the U.S. Government takes a 79.9% stake in the company.
AIG's CEO, Robert Willumstad is being shown the door, and will be replaced by former Allstate CEO, Edward Liddy.
Barclays Feeds On Lehman Carrion
Like a vulture swooping in on a dying prey animal, Barclays is gorging itself on the vitals of dying Lehman Brothers. In exchange for $1.75 billion, Barclays will purchase Lehman's assets, including its North American investment banking operations as well its New York headquarters and two data centers.
Washington Mutual May Be Next
It is being reported that JPMorgan Chase is a potential buyer for the ailing thrift. WaMu has seen its stock price battered as it slumps under the weight of a deteriorating loan portfolio. It's best bet to avoid liquidation is to find a merger partner.
Turbulent Markets...And Opportunity, Ahead!
If you spend any time in the office break room, you're likely to hear co-workers lamenting these difficult economic times, languishing investment portfolios, and an uncertain future. Get your coffee and move on because you do not want to fall into that mindset.
Tough times bring opportunity for those courageous enough and savvy enough to avoid despair and panic, and take advantage of the opportunities that present themselves. There are people making money in this market right now.
Free Trading Report And Video Training Materials Available
My friend and trading mentor has compiled some fairly extensive training materials that he is making available to traders on a complimentary basis for the next few days. The report is ready for download and the videos are being released on a daily basis.
These materials are intended to demonstrate how you can not only survive tough economic times, but proper during them. Take advantage of them while they are available.
Christopher Smith
TheOptionClub.com
Thursday, September 11, 2008
Bill Poulos Trading Interview Videos on Squidoo
Yesterday, I posted a video interview of Bill Poulos who shared some insights. That video was part of a series and I've not got access to all five videos.
But, instead of posting them all here, I created a lens on Squidoo. So, check out the Bill Poulos Trading Video Interviews on my new Squidoo page.
If you find something useful there, all I ask is that you rate the page.
Thanks, I appreciate it.
But, instead of posting them all here, I created a lens on Squidoo. So, check out the Bill Poulos Trading Video Interviews on my new Squidoo page.
If you find something useful there, all I ask is that you rate the page.
Thanks, I appreciate it.
Bill Poulos Market Mastery Video
Today I have the first part of a five-part interview series featuring my friend and trading mentor Bill Poulos. The video is called "Mistakes Traders Make" -- and it's simple, easy to understand, and incredibly powerful thinking.
In this first interview session, Bill was asked about the mistake that people make by trading stocks (or Forex, or anything really) when they shouldn't. Bill's answer is so...simple - So simple, you'll probably ask "Why didn't I think of that?"
I'll be posting additional videos between now and Saturday, so be sure to check back here.
In this first interview session, Bill was asked about the mistake that people make by trading stocks (or Forex, or anything really) when they shouldn't. Bill's answer is so...simple - So simple, you'll probably ask "Why didn't I think of that?"
I'll be posting additional videos between now and Saturday, so be sure to check back here.
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