frequently asked questions

Why is call-put-option-newsletter better than competition?

Normally other newsletters give you dozens of picks, normally expecting you to make your own decision on which ones are worthwhile. Very often the recommendation is: "Buy!"
You will lose a lot of money if stock quotes go down after this recommendations.

Our trading recommendations are hand-picked and tradable with smaller accounts as well. We give price targets

What do I need to be able trading your strangle strategy?

You should have some experience in trading stocks, CFD's or stock options. You should know how to order an option with limit price. You should have a good and reliable broker, for example Interactive Brokers. Furthermore we advise traders to keep calm and don't panic. Several options may in your account without moving just one Cent. This is not a reason to sell this position, a big move can always be near.

How often do I get the newsletter?

Trading signals appear irregularly, period depends on market situation. Our scanner generates many signals in quiet markets, then you will get 2 or 3 Newsletters at one day, but only few new signals in nervous markets and you may receive just one newsletter in one week.

Will signal described in your newsletter be followed up later?

All strangle positions will be entered into our model portfolio. Option prices will be updated daily, you will see all futher purchase or part sales. As a subscriber, you have access to model portfolio everytime, you will get a password to login.

May I break the rules and buy options with other strikes?

Strikes and expiries are carefully selected, but you may change them in narrow limits. You should try to buy 3 options at least for a good money management. To do part sales with 6 or 10 calls is much easier than to do with just 1 or 2 calls.

How do I protect my positions?

Do not use stop loss orders before your strangles are in the profit zone. If option quotes go down just use this chance to buy some more pieces, you will get a better average price.

What happens at a stock split?

Options will be splitted as well. If you own 6 calls with strike at 40$, after split you will have 12 calls with strike at 20$.

How are optioncharts to be read?

Vertical scale shows option price, horizontal scale shows price of stock (underlying instrument). Red linie is the option price at a certain stock price and you see actual option quote where vertical black line crosses red line. Relating to left example actual stock price is 57,63$, price of call option is 0.45$. If stock quote raises to 65$, then price of call option will be 2$. If stock quote raises to 75$, then price of call option will be 7.50$ If stock quote drops to 50$, then price of call option will be 0.05$. In this chart change of volatility is not considered, but you can activate additional lines showing option prices at higher or lower volatility.