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Here is a link to several articles by a trader that uses Horizontal Calendar Spreads. The articles are rather long, and the author does not limit himself to just discussing option trading. I have no experience trading Calendar Spreads and so I do not know how accurate the information in the...

Jack, For example it would be cool to see a trend change on the weekly chart, the selection of entry on a daily chart and how one would manage the trade. I would like to see this too.

You can find out a lot about Jack Hersheys methods here, the site was set up by Don Cameron who used to be a regular poster on this site some time back, Don is suffering from a serious illness if he is reading this I wish you all the best Don...

Historical option prices are available free from this site http://host.wallstreetcity.com/wsc2/Historical_Quotes.html?Symbol=OXB%20NE&nocache=1431124&Button=New+Request

Yes I look forward to reading it too, I hope it goes well for you. Over what kind of time frame do you intend to trade these options.

Thanks for the reply metooxx, do you know why it does not exist, is it because there is an assumption that no one would be interested in this information and hence no one bothers to provide it.

Can anyone help me out with the above question?

Does anyone know where I can get FREE closing prices on historical option strings. I do not want intraday historical prices just the closing prices

Hi, thanks for posting your credit spread trade. I hope you will get some useful replies that we can all learn from. I am currently learning about options at the moment, but have not yet made any option trades. I think my first option trade will be a credit spread trade something similar to...

My suggestion would be to pick a strategy, i.e. credit spreads or debit spreads, not both, concentrate on that with small size and multiple positions, and not try anything else until you have done a lot of them, i.e. 1,000 plus. Do credit spreads offer a slightly higher probability for making...

Hi Margo, thanks for the reply, and thanks too for taking the trouble to post your set ups, it's extremely educational and very refreshing to come across such a useful thread.

Hi Margo-Trader, thanks for taking your time to write this journal I am finding it extremely interesting. If you would rather not post you p&l, would you be willing to tell us your risk reward ratio on all your trades and your win loss ratio, and your expectancy per dollar risked.

http://www.tradersclub.com and click on FORUM. The url for this should be http://www.traderclub.com/

Yes, I've attended his advanced trading seminar. My advice would be to save your money and spend your time reading all the threads of this site, you will learn more and it wont cost you a cent.

sorry, meant to say CANT, you CANT trade odd lots on listed, at least not to open, but you can after establishing a round position. I think this has now changed and that you can now trade odd lots of listed stock.

Have you read some of Jack's posts? Yes, quite a few. In general, what method does he use? Read some of the posts on that link I posted, Don Cameron explains Hersheys stuff quite well. BTW Hershey also posts on that site now too.

I know of only one person who is averaging around 10 ES points per day, and he's been trading futures for a very, very long time. I've talked with him about trading -- you can review the posts on USENET. His name is Jack Hershey Aphie, Don Cameron alias Dufferdon who used to post on this...

That was a terrific post darkhorse, one of the best I have read here on elite, I am glad you decided to return here.

Hi Deron, I am presently working on a comprehensive list of all the ETFs, grouped together by sector or industry. If you are interested, I can repost the file here when completed (expected around September 1). Yes that would be very useful thank you.

Hi Deron, in addition to the ETF's you have allready mentioned which others have daily volume > 300K.