BLOG

Who’s Running The Ship?

mutinyWhen you think of a large cruise ship and the way that it’s run. Who runs the ship, the captain or the crew?

If you’re like most people you would say the captain….. and you’d be wrong.  As you think about all the things that need to be done on the ship, keeping the engines running, taking care of all the wants and needs of the passengers, the entertainment, the food preparation, the cleaning, the navigation, the weather and all the moment by moment decisions that must happen in order to make the ship work; there is no way that the captain could be personally involved in even 2% of those decisions.

If the captain were to get caught up in things like deciding when the ships engine is due for an oil change or deciding what seasoning is going to be on the fish dinner tonight or the brand of glass cleaner used to wash the windows then the ship couldn’t function. There’s absolutely no way the captain would be able to be involved with all that stuff AND make the important decisions that need to be made in order to get the ship safely where it needs to go.

read more
The Round Table with Larry Richards on Thursday Feb 5th

The Round Table with Larry Richards on Thursday Feb 5th

Larry Richards, from QuantyCarlo, presents “Automated Option Back Testing” on Thursday February 5th at 6:00pm ET. Larry will show you an exciting new tool coming to the market soon. QuantyCarlo automates the tedious task of back testing option strategies. QuantyCarlo trading plans have entry, adjustment and exit rules so you can quickly back test your ideas with over 10-years of option historical data.

Click here to register for this free event

We will record this event and post it in our free members area.
Get your free login here if you don't have one already.

read more
Market Analysis for Jan 26, 2015

Market Analysis for Jan 26, 2015

Tom Nunamaker and Tony Sizemore, from Option Elements, reviewed the market. Jim Riggio commented to Tom that the ECB added 10B/month with no fixed end date. With the ECB starting Quantitative Easing, the Japanese central bank in full swing he doesn't see how the market can go very low. Jim said there is no market safety net. It's a trampoline.

read more

The Round Table with Jamie Ruetz on Thursday Jan 22nd

Jamie Ruetz, from Silexx, will show us their option trading platform called Obsidian on the Round Table on Thursday, Jan 22nd at 4:30pm ET.

Jamie will cover:

  • Obsidian's advanced orter entry modules including Spread Maker
  • Position Analyzer to visualize your positions and advanced stock charts
  • Next generation Portfolio Module
  • And more…

Click here to register for this free event

read more