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Thanks every for replying. http://finviz.com/screener.ashx (which is a screener for stocks and ETFs). I am looking something similar where I can screen or sort the next month options by their 10 day or 20 day performance etc. @Robert Morse - is there a way to explore the LightSpeed screener...

similar to http://finviz.com/screener.ashx (which is for stock) Is there any dashboard/screener for options, where I can filter by volumn/performance etc ?

I didn't know that Quandl data is free..Thanks a lot !

Hi, I am looking for online resource (paid/free) that can provide basic technical analysis like MA(nPeriod), RSI, MACD etc. I don't have data nor I have ability to write a program to do the calculation myself. If there is website or a service with API that will ease my work I looked at...

Lot of ideas to read and understand - Thank you all

it is not simple - I figured that out. The issue I am trying to deal with is, I typically buy based on 20/200 MA cross over, sometime when markets are hot and if I buy the hot stocks that is a lot to loose, in such situation ..I would like to hedge such positions for a month or 2 (depending on...

I understand what you are saying. When I look-up any book or website, they always have lot of material around various strategies. However, I deal with only stocks and I am looking at options to cut the risks (manage draw downs) and to that extent, I thought I will use options - if you have any...

Hi, If I have a long position in a particular stock, and wish to hedge that position using put options - what factors to consider and should the options contract should be as equal as stock units ?

thank you all - so I basically sell the option before expiry or take stocks if I want to hold even longer than expiry day. Now I sort of get it :)

Can someone help me understand this. Per this article - http://www.theoptionsguide.com/long-call.aspx In the "Example" section it says - "Say you were proven right and the price of XYZ stock rallies to $50 on option expiration date. With underlying stock price at $50, if you were to exercise...

thank you all - will start reading - "Beginners Strategies" and do what "Jones75" has suggested.