John Summa, Ph.D., the OptionNerd

August 5, 2010
6:00 pmto7:15 pm

One of the more fascinating aspects of options trading is position adjustment.  Taking a trade that is not working out and transforming it into a winning position is something that seems magical, not to mention really cool.  Maybe not the sort of thing that will get you a date if you mention it at a cocktail party, but it’s pretty cool.

John Summa, Ph.D., has been teaching people about positions adjustments for years through his OptionsNerd website.  He has also authored and/or co-authored at least three books on trading of which I am aware.

What’s the Ph.D. aobut?  Well, he earned a doctoral degree in economics and is a bona fide economics professor at the University of Vermont.

There is more to say about Dr. Summa, but I don’t plan on getting carried away with that right now.  Instead, I want to get back to talking about position adjustments…

On Thursday, August 5, 2010, John Summa, Ph.D., a.k.a., the OptionsNerd, will be joining us to talk about adjusting options positions.  There is no cost to attend the presentation and if you miss it I do plan on posting a video re-play in our public archive.

Register For Dr. Summa’s Presentation on Position Adjustments

I encourage you to attend the live presentation, however.  It is a really good opportunity to not only hear what Dr. Summa has to say on the subject, but there will also be an opportunity to ask him questions.

Get yourself registered now as seating is limited.  I look forward to seeing you on-line.

Christopher Smith
TheOptionClub.com

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Charles Cottle the Risk Doctor

The year I became interested in options I picked up a copy of a book called “Coulda, Woulda, Shoulda.”  I had not read anything on options like it before.  That book is a rather high level discussion on options and, if it is not already, will be one of the classic books on the subject.

Charles Cottle the Risk Doctor

Charles Cottle the "Risk Doctor"

The book was written by Charles Cottle.  He  has also authored “Options: Perception and Deception” and “Options Trading: The Hidden Reality,” both of which are also tremendous resources.  He was one of the founders of ThinkorSwim, the most forward thinking options brokerage at the time of its launch.

If you have been trading options for very long, you have probably heard of him.  Charles is called the “Risk Doctor,” because he is the man that professional options traders go to and he sees things in the options market that many of us cannot (yet) see.

His specialty is teaching options traders how to dissect my positions and see “Hidden Realities” that most options traders don’t see with the naked eye.

The reason for today’s post is that Charles is now preparing for the launch of his upcoming RiskDoctor TODAY program where he will explore today’s volatile market conditions, and demonstrate how to uncover amazing opportunities.

He will address how to make clever adjustments to minimize risk and capture more profit.  If you want to get a glimpse of the proprietary systems and tools that Charles has been teaching options professionals for over 25 years, you have a tremendous opportunity right now.

Charles Cottle is offering a free 5 day course based upon his book “Options Trading: The Hidden Reality.”.  You will also get instant access to four RiskDoctor videos.

Take the Risk Doctor’s Course Now

If you are at a point in your options trading that you are managing more than one or two positions, where you are struggling go gain insight into how to better manage and adjust positions, then you’re probably ready to spend a little time studying what Charles has to offer.  Taking is free course is a great way to get started.

Christopher Smith
TheOptionClub.com

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