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	------------------------------------------------------- Options ------------------------------------------------------- The Basics Risks With Options Options Strategy There so many different investing strategies and different methods to play those investment strategies than can possibly be listed here! Whentobuy.com’s training and research material presents a range bound stock investment strategy. This strategy produces small but consistent returns week after week. Options are one method to play the range bound strategy that allows you to control larger share amounts than simply buying those same shares. Using techniques of cash and risk management available to you from your broker you can limit risk and maximize profits on each trade. Options offer the most versatility in the different investment plays available to investors. Options can be used: Purely as a speculative play, To hedge against downward price moves, To create a simulated dividend cash flow, or To maximize portfolio profits. Our research and education material shows you how to use options with a range bound stock investment strategy. The different option plays all begin with the basic call and put. American Options and European Options offer different methods to exercise or exit an option play. European options may only be exercised at the time of expiration, therefore limit the investors ability to make money. American options can be exercised an any time prior to the expiration date thus offering the most flexibility for the investor to make money. Whentobuy.com research and educational material only uses American style options. Call A call options gives the purchaser the right but not the obligation to buy a security at a specified price over a specific period of time. Misconceptions of call options are they are a bullish play! Calls, however, can be bought, sold, or used in combination with each other to create price spreads. Interestingly enough structuring a call spread can a bullish or bearish play. Put A put option gives the purchaser the right but not the obligation to sell a security at a specified price over a specific period of time. Misconceptions of put options are they are a bearish play! Puts, however, can be bought, sold, or used in combination with each other to create price spreads. Interestingly enough structuring a put spread can a bullish or bearish play. While others shy away from stocks in a range bound pattern, we find steady and dependable profits week after week. Whether your preferences are stock or option plays we have the research you need for consistent profits? Join now! Back Whentobuy.com and this newsletter are provided for educational purposes only. No statement in the documents should be construed as a recommendation to buy or sell a security or to provide investment advice. It is possible at this or some subsequent time, the editors or staff of whentobuy.com may own, buy or sell securities discussed. All investors should consult a qualified professional before trading in any security. Before trading stocks or options you should understand the risks. In addition, anytime a stock or option is purchased or sold, transaction costs including brokerage fees are at risk. The information provided has been obtained from sources deemed reliable but is not guaranteed as to accuracy and completeness. \| The Basics \| Risks With Options \| Options Strategy \| \| Range Bound \| Continuation \| Strategies \| Practice Trades \| Performance \| Cancel \| Options \| \| Order Now \| Return Home \| Home Business \| Digital Economy \| Sign In \| Disclaimer \| Training Center \| FAQ \| What's New \| Contact Us \|