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FAQs:General Timing Signals Email Alerts Suggested Entry Price Suggested Exit Price Expired Signal Alternative Options Trading System Our Timing StrategyInformation Corner:Put Options - Put options (or "puts") give you the right, but not the obligation, to sell an underlying security at a specific price for a fixed period of time... Futures Trading: |
Stock Market Outlook (as of Thursday, May 17, 2012)The broad market suffered a strong decline today. The strongest decline was noted on the Russell 2000 (2.29% loss) while S&P 500 lost only 1.51%. The NASDAQ 100 ended session lower for an eightth time in a row. Of the last 14 sessions, the S&P 500 has closed red 11 times. The DJI is also down on 12 of the last 14 sessions. On the NASDAQ 100, we saw the 10th down-close in the last 11 sessions. The Russell 2000 are now down on 11 of the last 14 sessions as well. The NASDAQ 100 pushed to new fifteen-week low today. The Russell 2000 made a new eighteen-week low today. The S&P 500 saw its lowest close in seventeen weeks today. The week ends with the NASDAQ 100 lossing 4.09%; the S&P 500 showing a minus of 3.58%, and the Dow closing down 2.94%.3,170 million shares traded on the S&P 500 today. This is 20% more than the average volume we saw on a daily basis during the past 3 months. Full Market Outlook...The Simplest
| Options TradingInformation Corner:Buying a call option ("a call") gives you the right, but not the obligation, to purchase an underlying security at a predetermined price for a certain time period. Call options are available in various strikes and expiration dates... OEX Options - OEX is the ticker symbol for the S&P 100 Index ("Standard and Poors S&P 100 Stock Index"). OEX options allow traders to speculate on the movement of the OEX... Straddle Options Trading - A straddle may be bought when a trader expects a large market move but is unsure of its probable direction. The strategy is usually applied in a flat market when volatility is low... |
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