This week's featured newsletter is the
Power Options Credit Spread Program
This Strategy recommends credit spread positions by combining option premium time decay with a market timing model producing over 90.00% winning trades through March 31, 2012. In mid January I converted this program from straight put and call recommendations to credit spreads which I believe adds tremendous value to the program while most importantly dramtically increased the win/loss ratio. This strategy selects a stock or ETF that we believe is going up in price and select an at the money or near the money put spread and primarily using weekly expiations for the SPY, VXX, and others.
Sample Trade Recommendation. On February 17th with the SPY at $136.25 my analysis indicated a higher price at weeks end so I issued a recommendation to Buy the February 24th 135 Put and Sell the February 24th 136 Put resulting with a credit of $28.00 per contract. By the end of the week the SPY rose to $136.93 proving the correct directional analysis and resulting with the retention of the $28.00 credit for a buy back cost of $0.00 calculating to 100% credit retention.
I have a Spread Sheet showing the trades and if you email me I'll send it to you.
Performance with Put Spreads when we believe the underlying stock price will rise from the time of entry to the positions' expiration date:
~ If the price of the underlying stock rises the Power Option position will make money.
~ If the price of the underlying stock stays the same
the Power Option position will make money.
~ If the price of the underlying stocks declines the position is likely lose money if the price of the
underlying stock drops below the strike price of the option that was sold. Therefore, the stock's price can decline and it's still possible to make money or break even.
If a sell signal is generated for the underlying stock, the position would be exited with the objective of limiting losses.
$2,495.00 per year. Regular price is $3,995.00 a year
