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Day Trading Options: Option Trading Strategies Profit Amazon.com (AMZN)

Published on October 15, 2011 By admin

Commodity Options Trading – Forex Rates

Published on August 21, 2011 By admin

Commodity Options Trading – Forex Rates

Article by stoptroncm









Why Trade Futures and Options

Published on August 15, 2011 By admin

Why Trade Futures and Options

Futures and options are classified under the derivatives financial instruments category. The derivatives have been in operation since time immemorial and have become more popular in the recent past. This is despite the fact that they have been faced with lots of criticism, with allegations that they make the markets prone to instability due to a lack of transparency.

The advantage of trading in futures and options is that the management of risks is improved and at the same time liquidity levels are increased. The value of the futures and options is based on another asset which is referred to as the underlying. This can be a stock or the market index.

How To Succeed Trading Futures, Forex, and Options!

Published on August 14, 2011 By admin

How To Succeed Trading Futures, Forex, and Options!

Article by Doc Brown









A short summary of the basic steps to become a SMARTER, RICHER investor!

Even ten years ago it was very difficult to become a futures, forex or options trader. Commodity futures charting programs didn’t exist. Us “old timers” had to wait for our charting subscription service to send updated charts that were often outdated by the time we received them.

Why Day Trade Futures Instead of Stocks or Options

Published on August 14, 2011 By admin

Why Day Trade Futures Instead of Stocks or Options

Article by David S Adams









I don’t doubt the legion of day traders who claim great success with options and stocks. But neither of these investments meets the criteria for a great day trading instrument for me.

Why?

The real issue in day trading stocks for me is the lack of leverage available to maximize profits. Regulation T is currently set at 50%, which means your margin account must contain at least 50% if the net value of your holdings at all times. You have some leverage, I suppose, but not enough to satiate my appetite for profits.