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CCJ is down $8.00 since July 15, so those calls are pretty cheap now. :D

I guess it depends on your perspective. http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=URRE&p=DAILY&b=5&g=0&id=p18969832266

Uranium issues are getting hammered. Looks like Dines Letter subscribers are holding a falling knife.

Stocky, You need to decide what you want from your account. If you want to trade option spreads, look at Interactive Brokers, Think or Swim, or Options Express. Don't expect a low-cost option broker to provide a checking account. When you sell a credit spread at IB or TOS, you can specify...

Great classes. Great customer service. There software is kludgy though.

Check out www.thinkorswim.com

Unfortunately, spam works.

Take a look at some of the material at www.thinkorswim.com. They have some services for $20/month that can be auto traded. For that price, it's not too big a risk to look it over.

so you are using end of day quotes and finding breakouts on a daily line chart?

The Dines Letter Fibtimer.com True Wealth

Good luck. What tools are you using to identify breakouts? (software, chart method such as P & F, etc), data feed, broker).

Visit the Learning Center at http://www.cboe.com/LearnCenter/default.aspx.

Have you sent an email to Ensign? You'll get a quicker answer from them than anyone on ET.

Nice call, Surf.

Call your broker. Don't wait till it happens the first time.

Do any of the stock screening software programs do a good job of finding stocks or indices that are at support or resistance?

Steve, Thanks for sharing your work. Very helpful.

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Gee. I wonder if they ever recommend a position so they can take the other side of it.

There's no risk of financial loss.