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Stan’s Option Challenge: Question #7

We all know that trading options is exciting, highly competitive, and can be very profitable. The key to long term and consistent profits in option trading is options education. The McMillan Mentoring Program, which is run by former Market Maker, white badge AMEX Floor Official, professional trader, and longtime MENSA member Stan Freifeld, can take your trading to the next level.

Stan’s Option Challenge: Question #6

We all know that trading options is exciting, highly competitive, and can be very profitable. The key to long term and consistent profits in option trading is options education. The McMillan Mentoring Program, which is run by former Market Maker, white badge AMEX Floor Official, professional trader, and longtime MENSA member Stan Freifeld, can take your trading to the next level.

Neutralizing Greeks with Stan Freifeld- Option Education Video

Learn to put on the option position you really want with this one hour+ educational option video. Join Stan Freifeld, Director of Corporate Services and head option mentor at McMillan Analysis Corp., as he discusses his progress on a concept that he refers to as Neutralizing Greeks. Before entering a trade, traders will (or at least should) use the Greeks to determine where the significant risks are lurking.

Using Options to Generate Income and Protect Stocks Interview by Stan Freifeld

Stan Freifeld

MAC Mentoring head director and instructor Stan Freifeld was recently interviewed on Ken Robert's Bulls and Bears Report. Stan discusses some basic option strategies you can use to generate income and protect your stocks. Listen to the interview below.

The Option Strategist Newsletter Volume 23, No. 08 Preview

By Lawrence G. McMillan

There is only going to be one issue published in May – on the 4th Thursday, May 22nd.  We are planning for that to be a “double issue.”  The reason for this change in the publication schedule is an extensive travel schedule from April 30th through May 15th, which will not allow time for publication of a formal issue.  The weekly Hotline updates will continue throughout this time, without interruption.  

Option Workbench Filter Formula Workshop (Video)

In this one hour tutorial, Option Workbench creator Craig Hilsenrath demonstrates not only how to use the premade watch lists, formulas and filters to scan for trading candidates but also shows you how to create your own with ease. See the video below or click here.

Option Workbench 4.0 Preview

Join Craig Hilsenrath at the eMoneyShow as he previews the new capabilities of the upcoming 4.0 release of the powerful Option Workbench. Get comfortable with the new look of the software, discover the new earnings data tied into the expected value concept, and learn how to execute and manage trades right in Option Workbench. Register at the eMoneyshow today.

Short-Term Volatility Index ($VXST) Options Begin Trading

By Lawrence G. McMillan

As subscribers know, the CBOE created the Short-Term Volatility Index ($VXST) earlier this year.  It is a 9-day average volatility as opposed to a 30-day average volatility, which is what $VIX is.  Moreover, $VXST futures started trading about two months ago, on February 13th.

Stan’s Option Challenge: Question #5 (Free Month of The Strategy Zone)

We all know that trading options is exciting, highly competitive, and can be very profitable. The key to long term and consistent profits in option trading is options education. The McMillan Mentoring Program, which is run by former Market Maker, white badge AMEX Floor Official, professional trader, and longtime MENSA member Stan Freifeld, can take your trading to the next level.

The Construct of $VIX Futures

By Lawrence G. McMillan

We continue to get questions regarding why the $VIX futures are priced as they are, and how one should interpret that information.  This is a subject that we have discussed many times in the past, but it is probably worthwhile to review it again.

There are two significant pieces of data that one should always be aware of, when evaluating $VIX futures: 1) the relationship of the futures to $VIX itself,

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