Dr explode, a very simple way to play options is with breakout stocks hitting new highs, but first confirm its in a good (hot) index.
One of the ways I choose is by starting with the hottest index for the month, this can be found via any brokerage firm (I happen to use E-Trade and Optionsexpress).
Once you find the hot sector, look for the breakout of the top one or two stocks in that sector. Go out one and two months (the longest), some options only trade on a quarterly basis, ex, Jan Apr, Jul, Oct. You will find these stocks have less volume and hence less liquidity. I tend to have liquidity as my final ok before entering a setup, if no liquidity, step away and find another setup.
Sometimes, there are no good setups, I tend to do one or two option trades a week, the fewest trades might be one or two a month.
Recently I jumped on NVDA, ADM, and NTES
best,
Oliver
One of the ways I choose is by starting with the hottest index for the month, this can be found via any brokerage firm (I happen to use E-Trade and Optionsexpress).
Once you find the hot sector, look for the breakout of the top one or two stocks in that sector. Go out one and two months (the longest), some options only trade on a quarterly basis, ex, Jan Apr, Jul, Oct. You will find these stocks have less volume and hence less liquidity. I tend to have liquidity as my final ok before entering a setup, if no liquidity, step away and find another setup.
Sometimes, there are no good setups, I tend to do one or two option trades a week, the fewest trades might be one or two a month.
Recently I jumped on NVDA, ADM, and NTES
best,
Oliver
