from the CBOE--Option Talker Peter Lusk Chats Bear Put Spread

English: VERTICAL BEAR PUT SPREAD (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

Strategy Discussion

Bear Put Spread

Example: XYZ stock is trading at $39

Outlook: You are moderately bearish on XYZ stock and expect it to fall in the near term.

Possible strategy: Bear Put Spread
Buy 1 XYZ 30-day 40 strike Put at $3.50
Sell 1 XYZ 30-day 35 strike Put at $1.00
Net Debit $2.50

For more information on the risks and benefits of this strategy Click Here

Watch host Peter Lusk explore this strategy on CBOETV

copied from the CBOE

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Chloe's Best Option Talker: Peter Lusk Chats about the very Popular Bull Call Spread

click on the link with the arrow to see Peter talk about this strategy--he is one of the best people to explain things--he talks in a way that is easy to understand, sometimes he adds a little story and it is fun to hear about different strategies even if that is not your current pick.

do you think bull call spread is a favorite with a lot of people, or what?  do you think it applies well to our current market trend?

copied from the cboe website:

Strategy Discussion

Bull Call Spread

Example: Stock is trading at $68

Outlook: You are bullish on the stock and expect it to rise over the next four weeks.

Possible strategy: Bull Call Spread
Buy one 70 strike Call at $3.60
Sell one 75 strike Call at $2.00
Net Debit (cost) $1.60

For more information on the risks and benefits of this strategy Click Here

Watch host Peter Lusk explore this strategy on CBOETV

what is your favorite option strat?   please comment.......

Peter Lusk Talks Stock Options: Out-of-the-Money Call Credit Spread

Strategy Discussion

Out-of-the-Money Call Credit Spread

Example: Stock is trading at $68

Outlook: You are neutral to bearish and would like to generate income from short term time decay.

Possible strategy: Credit Spread 
Sell one 30-day 75 strike call at $2.10
Buy one 30-day 80 strike call at $1.10
Net Credit $1.00

For more information on the risks and benefits of this strategy Click Here

Watch host Peter Lusk explore this strategy on CBOETV

Chloe's Weekly Call $ Buying a Weekly Call

Strategy Discussion

Buying a Weekly Call

Example: 
XYZ stock is trading $50

Outlook: 
You are short-term bullish on XYZ stock and would like limited downside risk.

Possible Strategy: 
Buy one 60 day XYZ 50 strike call at $3.00

For more information on the risks and benefits of this strategy Click Here

Watch host Peter Lusk explore this strategy on CBOETV




this Peter Lusk guy--he's very good at explaining things . . .  $ $ $

copied from the website of the CBOE


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Peter Lusk Talking About Standard Deviation: Strategy of the Week 11/21/11

Peter Lusk....he's pretty good at explaining things......

Peter Lusk....he's pretty good at explaining things......

When it comes to options I always have to go back to Peter Lusk at the CBOE to get it.

Reading and reading....it can be a slow and tedious process...Peter tells a few good stories and has a way of talking that's easy to understand for the average person just trying to figure out what to do next.   

Trying to get as much info as possible......but there's just so many places to go to get it on the internet it becomes confusing.

A trip back to Peter Lusk and The Strategy of the Week is helpful and refreshing...and entertaining to...he has good stories...


here he is on mini-options, which is a new and interesting subject in itself...

here is the link and it is the CBOE.......


http://www.cboe.com/Strategies/WeeklyStrategy.aspx?DIR=LCWeeklyStrat&FILE=03_26_2013_1.ascx&CreateDate=26.03.2013&Title=CBOE