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speaking of expiration. i have a question. in reference to futures options where do i find the exact expiration dates for any given commodity? i have looked at the exchange websites but they dont actually tell you. do they all have diffrent expiration dates? do they all expire at the same time...

i see...so when you say a preemtive trade in the underlying meaning that you would in advance go long the underlying market before the excercise so that the inevitable short position you will take when its excersied will be offset as soon as it is established? (in the case of selling a call)

what exactly do you mean by "not knowing what your position would be"? dont you know if your option was excercised? does your broker call you and tell you. sorry i am new to this. what happens? if the option is excercised bascially you lose the premium income you initially collected correct...

ahh so if they excercise the option i have to give away the premium income initially collected correct? i know about margin, however i was told when you sell options you get a break as aposed to the underlying futures contract margins. they call it SPAN margin and it is discounted. i would...

very interesting. however closing out the option i sold can be difficult since it is very close to expiration and very illiquid. it will be tough to find a buyer for it no? my other question is if i would be short a coffee futures contract why cant i just notify my broker to automatically and...

you mentioned that the call expires ITM or OTM. dont options expire in ITM as well? i thought all options expire isnt that correct? you also mention an interesting point that options expire OTM OR ATM with some exceptions. when you say some exceptions are you referring to when the buyer doesnt...

so what you're saying is that for example if i sold a 1.11 coffee call option for $300 and the strike was hit before expiration and it is now in the money at let's say 1.12. i would have to pay the option buyer $375? (coffee $3.75 a point x100) now let us say that is has expired. so in this...

i have a question. if i sell a naked call and the market is in the money at option expiration do i lose the entire premium income in my account which i collected when sold the option plus having to pay every point per tick that it has moved above the strike price?

how about you being flagged for being rude? if you dont want to participate in the thread, i suggest you mind your own business. thank you.

actually there are no reviews that were substantial enough. a proper review would be from people that actually bought and i havent even found one. it's interesting how courses and books promise the "80% accuracy deal" it looks great on paper. however what is the money management behind it? even...

i see them all over the place on the internet. they have their ads on barchart.com, trading charts.com and many other futures and charting websites. they want 1000's for their software and claim to always have "80% accuracy" results. any feedback on this?

what are the settings for the one minute charts?

actually afshin in his live demo risks only 1 times the reward. his objective seems to risk 2 points for 2 points or 1 for one. the question is if the systems works. the problem i have is that their "double bottoms" form ok, but the signals are tricky. its difficult to actually time your entry...

did you actually pay the mo0ney and take the course? what happned?

i am considering purchasing it, but i would like to get some unbiased feedback from someone that has taken it. i did take their live demo but its vague and it seems the signals form diffrently when u actually take a trade live as to when he reruns the day and shows previous signals already...