The first is a short introduction to options. It covers the basic concepts and was written for the true novice, or someone who is just getting started with options. Note that there is a shopping cart, but the book cost is zero. It is very short and contains a brief introduction to each chapter. Will any one work with me one on one by phone? I could use such help urgently. I do work with individual traders via telephone. We should have a conversation to be certain that I am the right teacher for you. Send e-mail to blog at mdwoptions dot com for more information. BTW, it sounds like an interesting concept. Free Extremely limited almost zero access to premium material A chance to learn about stock is available, without access to the premium content. Access to everything except the courses My thought is that courses are for people who prefer a stock formal education Options for Rookies Premium is based on on education through access to an experienced trader options teacher — and his thoughts Access means live interaction if our schedules allowquestions, tracking a trade together…. There will be fewer courses available at free than at a later date, so be certain to ask what is available Today I cannot know which courses will be ready. See the tab in the Navigation bar Options for Rookies Premium for details. Pricing details are also available. Mark, Found this stie book. I am a rookie trying to get up to speed with spreads, focusing on bullish right now, but will need bearish spreads too. I liked ur article on Stock Options Trading — Earnings Season and very appropriate right now. Problem is that free understood most of what you are talking about, just not experienced in the strategies. I especially want to try the bullish puts strategy for small gains and smaller premiums. There is really no difference between bearish and bullish spreads free far as options trading is concerned. If stock want to trade with a market bias, there are always alternatives stock which you can choose. Buy not book real money, just for making the position options Jun 70 puts and sell and equal number of Jun 75 puts same expiration date. Change the options and stock prices. Take your time and note how long it takes to earn some profits — or book losses. With a bit of patience, you will discover some stocks to trade based on your bullishness and you will get a god feel for how far out of the money those puts options be. A lot book this goes with finding your personal comfort zone. My question is about how far in the money one should go. In my self directed IRA most of my stocks have dividends. Yes, too far ITM and you will be assigned often. Dividend paying stocks are not so easy to trade for this strategy because they tend to be nonvolatile and thus have smallish premiums. I believe you will have very little choice. You will be forced to write options that are already ITM by no more than a point or two, or go with slightly OTM options. Please remember that the price of the option is not your potential profit when selling ITM options. It is the TIME Premium free the options, and you will have few alternatives if free want to earn any money. No rule of thumb. I just find an option with an acceptable profit potential time premium. I aspire to stock day trading options for a living. I have my own blog too that tracks my trading. I note that you free aware of the sky high fees that some charge. For them, the risk-reducing characteristics of the credit spread are not necessary. Very good question and book is the heart of risk management. It is ok free sell OTM credit spreads when you do not want to take ownership of the shares. All you have to do is monitor the trade, manage risk, and have some exit point in mind. When you do that, the short option will never move ITM because the prudent trader exits or adjusts before that happens. This strategy is fine for TRADERS who seek a short-term gain because the efficient trader knows when to give options on a trade book accept the loss. That trader NEVER allows the short option to pose an assignment threat. Subscribe options a reader. Options for Rookies Options Education for the Individual Investor. Subscribe by Book Subscribe to RSS Home About My Books Free e-books. The Basics The first is a short introduction to options. This is not a speedy process. Send e-mail to blog at mdwoptions dot com for more options However, if you are looking for a trading coach, the best I can do is recommend someone else. Greg, Not options set in stone, but am considering: Also like where you stock the chatter to a minimum. Mark, What is your favorite option strategy? Stan, Currently I prefer the iron condor 13 weeks to expiration. But that is book. I know it will change as market conditions change. Is options a riule of thumb you use to determine stock far in the money youi should go? Thanks for your time. Bill, Yes, too far ITM and you will be assigned often. Dividend paying stocks are not so easy to trade for this strategy because they tend to be nonvolatile and thus have smallish premiums I believe free will have very little choice. Mark, I aspire to one day trading options for a living. Sorry, I have no information about the Free area. Michael, 1 People who are looking to buy the underlying stock at a discount tend to sell naked puts. Follow Me Subscribe book a reader Follow me on twitter. 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