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Our QQQQ and SPY Options Trades in July 2007:
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5 trades - 4 winners
July 9, 2007.
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On
July 9, 2007 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 put options at $1.80 per contract.
- On July 10, 2007,
the trade was closed. We sold our QQQQ put options at
$1.88 per
contract and took a 4% profit.
Chart 1:
NASDAQ 100 15-day
Index Volume Chart
July 13, 2007.
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On
July 13, 2007 a "Puts" signal was generated
for SPY and QQQ Options.
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On the same trading day, a trade
was initiated in accordance with the signal. We bought
SPY put options at $4.00 per contract and we bought QQQQ options at
$1.91 per contract.
- On July 20, 2007,
the trade was closed. We sold our SPY put options at
$5.20 per
contract and took a 30% profit.
- On July 23, 2007,
the trade was closed. We sold our QQQQ put options at
$1.95 per
contract and took a 2% profit.
Chart 2:
S&P 500 15-day
Index Volume Chart
July 25, 2007.
On
July 25, 2007 a "Call" signal was generated
for QQQQ Options. On the same trading day, a trade
was initiated in accordance with the signal. On June 31, 2007 our trade was closed.
Chart
3:
NASDAQ 100 15-day
Index Volume Chart
July 31, 2007.
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On
July 31, 2007 a "Calls" 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 call options at $5.00 per contract.
- On August 8, 2007,
the trade was closed. We sold our SPY call options at
$5.80 per
contract and took a 16% profit.
Chart 1:
S&P 500 15-day
Index Volume Chart
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Information Corner:
Safe Investing -
There is no trading system in the world that can guarantee a 100%
success rate. Sooner or later, you will likely experience a negative
trade, i.e., a trade where you lose all the money you invested...
Options Symbol - In order to trade a
particular option, you might need to look up its symbol. (If you trade with us,
we will of course provide you with the exact symbols you require to place a
trade)...
Open Interest - For a given
option, the open interest is the number of open contracts - either puts or calls
- that have not been exercised, closed or expired on a particular day.
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