The Option Strategist Newsletter Feature Article Topics

200-day Moving Average	500-day Moving Average	500-day Price Changes in $SPX
55-day Rule	5th Year of the Decade	90 Percent Rule; 90% Day
A Very Cold Winter	Advance-Decline Line	Arms 7 Year Glitch
Arms Index	As A Predictor	Averaging Down
Averaging Up	Backspreads	Bear Market Musings
Bear Spreads	Binary Options	Bitcoin
Bollinger Bands (modified)	Bond Indicator	Bottom
Bull Spreads	Butterfly spreads	Buying Combinations
Buying Options	Calendar Spreads	Calendar Spreads (Dual)
Call Stupid	CAPS	CBOE History
Chaos (theory)	Collars	Commodity Boom
Computer Data & Software	Condors	Constructing a Position
Contrary Analysis	Copper/Gold Ratio	Covered Writing
Covered Writing against LEAPS	Covered Writing-equivalent strategies	CRB Index & Futures
Credit Spreads	Crude Oil Correlation to Market	Crude vs Brent Oil Spread
Cumulative Breadth	Debit Spreads	December Low
Delta	Delta Neutral	Diagonal Spreads
Dispersion Strategy	Distance from Moving Average	Distribution of Stock Prices
Dividend Arbitrage	Don't Fight the Fed	Dual Calendar Spreads
Early Assignment/Exercise	Earnings and options	Election Years
Equity Calendar Spreads	Equity-Only Put-Call Ratio	Equivalent Strategies
ETF's/ETN's	Event-Driven Strategies	Exit Strategies / Timing
Exiting a Trade	Expected Returns	Expensive Option Trading
Expiration of Volatility & Variance Futures	Expiration Speculation	Expiration Strategies
Expiration Strategy	Fade the Dow	February 2018
Financial Casinos	First Trading Day of the Month	Flash Crash
Follow-Up Action	Foreign Currency CD's	Futures Calendar Spreads
Futures Options	Futures Put-Call Ratio	Gap Moves
Hedging Limit Moves in Futures	Historic vs Implied Volatility	historical volatility
Historically Oversold	History (Comparisons to past eras)	Holiday Seasonality
Housing Statistics as Market Predictor	Implied Volatility	Index Crossovers
Insurance (Puts)	Inter-Index (Small Cap/Big Cap)	Inter-Index Spreads
Inter-Index Spreads (Gold)	Inter-Index Spreads (Japan)	Inter-Index Spreads (VIX/SPX)
Intermarket Spreads	Investors Intelligence Newsletter Signals	January
January Barometer	January Early Warning System	January Effect
January Seasonal	Kelly Criterion	Keynes Was Right
Labor Day Strategy (4:17)	Large Caps vs. Small Caps	LEAPS
LEAPS as stock substitute	LEAPS: Index Options	Lehman’s Demise - A Year Later
Leverage	Margin	Market Correction
Market Maker Considerations	Market Predictor	MF Global
Mid-Am Exchange Options	Millennium Strategy	Mini-Futures Contracts
Mini-Options	Momentum Trading	Money Management
Naked Option Writing	Neutral Trading	October Tops & Bottoms
Option Buying	Option Volume	Options on Vix
Order Entry	Over-the-Counter Options	Overbought/Oversold
Pairs Trading	Panic Days	Parabolic Moves
Partial Profits	Percent of Stocks Above Moving Average	PERCS
Perpetual Call Buy	Perpetual Warrant/Option	Philosophy: Speculate or Hedge?
PM Options	Portfolio Margin	Position Sizing
Presidential Cycle	Probability of Stock Movement	Probability of Stock Price Movement (by strategy)
Prorated Premium Calculation	Protecting A Portfolio	Protecting A Portfolio w/ VIX Options
Protecting A Portfolio w/ VIX Options (Volatility)	Protecting A Portfolio: Collars w/ futures	Protecting A Portfolio: Modern Theory
Protection a Portfolio	Protection Trade	Put Buying
Put Selling	Put/Call (Definition)	Put/Call Ratio
Put/Call Ratio (Total)	Put/Call Ratio Equity Only	Range Options
Ratio Writing	Repair Strategies	Reverse Calendar Spread
Risk Arbitrage	Risk Management	Risk vs Risk Averse
Rolling for Credits	Santa Claus Rally	Santa Clause Rally
Seasonal Trades	Seasonal Trades: Thanksgiving	Seasonal Volatility
Seasonality of Volatility	Section 1256	Sector Options
Sell in May	Selling Naked Options	Selling Options
September Expiration seasonal sell signal	Short-Term Trading Indicator	Short-Term Volatility futures
Short-Term Volatility Index	Span Margin	Speculative Strategy Management
Statistical	Stock Splits	Stocks Put-Call Ratio
Stocks Superior to Options	Straddle Buying	Strategy Selection
Streaks Above Moving Average	Structured Index Products	Style Of Exercise
Super Options	Symbology	Synthetic Stock
Takeover Rumors	Takeovers using Options	Taxes
Technical vs. Fundamental Analysis	TED Spread	TED Spreads
Term Structure	Term Structure of Volatility & Variance Futures	The Big (Volatility) Short
Threshold Lists	Time Decay	Trading Systems
Trading: Random Thoughts	Trading: Theory vs Practice	trailing stops
Trend Trading	U.S. Dolllar	Up/Down Volume
Utility Stocks vs. OEX	Value Line/S&P 500 Strategy	Variance Strips
VIX Methodology	VIX Put-Call Ratio	Volatility
Volatility & Variance Futures	Volatility & Variance Futures (Margin)	Volatility & Variance Futures (Term Structure)
Volatility & Variance Futures: Don't Track VIX	Volatility (As A Predictor)	Volatility (Calculating)
Volatility (Distributions)	Volatility (ETN's)	Volatility (Extremes)
Volatility (Forecast)	Volatility (Historical vs. Implied)	Volatility (History)
Volatility (Implied)	Volatility (Index)	Volatility (Individual Stocks' VIX)
Volatility (Interest Rate Relationship)	Volatility (Options On VIX)	Volatility (Seasonal)
Volatility and Variance Futures	Volatility and Variance Futures: Foreign/emerging markets	Volatility and Variance Futures: Market Predictor
Volatility as a Market Predictor	Volatility As A Predictor	Volatility as an Asset Class
Volatility Distributions	Volatility Extreme	Volatility Extremes
Volatility Forecast	Volatility History	Volatility Index
Volatility Index Crossovers	Volatility Indices	Volatility Market Predictor
Volatility of Volatility	Volatility Skewing	Volatility Trading
Volatility: Danger of ETN's	VQT	VQTS
VXST	VXX	VXX (Performance)
VXX (Performance):	VXX vs $VIX	VXX vs VXZ
W	Warrants	Weekly $VIX Futures

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