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Our QQQQ and SPY Options Trades in December 2006:
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December 4, 2006.
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On
December 4,
2006 a "Puts" signal was generated
for QQQQ Options.
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On the same trading day, a trade
was initiated in accordance with the signal. We bought QQQQ
puts at $0.75 per contract.
- On December 7, 2006,
the trade was closed. We sold our QQQQ puts at $0.85 per
contract and took a 13.3% profit.
Chart 1:
NASDAQ 100 5-day
Index Volume Chart
December 5, 2006.
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On
December 5,
2006 a "Puts" signal was generated
for SPY Options.
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On the same trading day, a trade
was initiated in accordance with the signal. We bought
SPY
puts at $2.60 per contract.
- On December 7, 2006,
the trade was closed. We sold our SPY puts at $2.80 per
contract and took a 7.7% profit.
Chart 1:
S&P 500 5-day
Index Volume Chart
December 8, 2006.
- On
December 8, 2006 a "Puts" signal was generated
for QQQQ Options. On the same trading day, a trade
was initiated in accordance with the signal. We bought
QQQQ
puts at $1.40 per contract. On December 14, 2006 our stop-loss was
hit and
the trade was closed. We sold our QQQQ puts at $0.90 per
contract.
Chart 1:
NASDAQ 100 15-day
Index Volume Chart
December 14, 2006.
- On
December 14, 2006 a "Calls" signal was generated
for QQQQ Options. On the same trading day, a trade
was initiated in accordance with the signal. We bought
QQQQ
calls at $1.50 per contract. On December 19, 2006 our stop-loss was
hit and
the trade was closed. We sold our QQQQ call options at $1.00 per
contract.
Chart 1:
NASDAQ 100 15-day
Index Volume Chart
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