Know Your Options! Join our Online Strategy Sessions for Traders in October

Paul Nowak   ISSUE 609 | SEPT 2007


Are you ready to take your options knowledge to new heights? What do the pros know about options that you don't?

Join a specially selected group of industry professionals to boost your knowledge of advanced options strategies. Lind-Waldock, in cooperation with the CME Group, is pleased to present three weekly strategy sessions that you can join live online, simulcast from the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. Sign up now through our events calendar.

When most investors think of options, they think of stock options, sometimes not realizing the potential of options on futures. "I am a firm believer that all option traders should trade both stock and futures options," said Larry McMillan, author of the bestselling book, Options as a Strategic Investment. Lind-Waldock's Futures Options Forum will help investors and traders see the full potential of options on futures.

You'll hear essential trading information and outlooks for various markets in a series of unique strategy sessions. You can even ask the presenters questions via live chat.

We'll even provide you with a free instructional CD: Trading Options on CME Futures, after you register.

Options are one of the fastest growing and most versatile trading instruments. They can help you define your risk or provide extra income. Understanding them is crucial to the success of a trader as they provide another tool that can fit well within an overall trading strategy.

"Purchasing options are a flexible and many times safer method of participating in what can be volatile futures markets," said Jim Wyckoff, Chief Technical and Market Analyst at FutureSource.com. "A more conservative trader can purchase options on futures and be able to sleep comfortably at night--knowing exactly what his financial risk parameters are."

Futures Options Forum: Advanced Strategy Sessions for Traders
October 24, 31 & November 7, 2007

We've assembled a group of trading professionals and analysts who will share their unique perspectives on various futures options strategies that you as a trader can put to use. We'll cover the deltas, thetas and gammas of option trading. If terms like strangles, straddles, condors and butterflies make you raise an eyebrow, you'll learn, in simple terms, how these options strategies work.

Agenda and Speakers

Wednesday, October 24, 2007  
Trading and Hedging Using Options on Futures Jim Wyckoff
Chief Market Analyst, FutureSource.com
Strangling the Market Michael Sabo
Lind Plus Senior Market Strategist
 
Wednesday, October 31, 2007  
Futures Options Trading Tips & Strategies Larry McMillan
Bestselling Author and Portfolio Manager
Topic: TBD Bob Haberkorn
Lind Plus Senior Market Strategist
 
Wednesday, November 7, 2007  
Trading CME Index Options Dan Gramza
President, Gramza Capital Management
The Greeks Matt Krupski
Lind Plus Senior Market Strategist


While this event is targeted for those already familiar with options, if you're new to options, you'll get an overview of what you need to know about these dynamic markets before you trade. Want to get a head start? You can learn the ABCs of options in the related eWire article in our ABCs of Futures area. You can also check out the Lind-Waldock Web site's All About Options page to learn more.

Sign up now, and mark your calendar for these must-attend strategy sessions!

Paul Nowak is Events Manager at Lind-Waldock. He can be reached at 312-788-2855 or via email at pnowak@lind-waldock.com.

Kristina Zurla Landgraf is editor of Lind eWire. She can be reached by email at editor@lind-waldock.com.

Futures trading involves substantial risk of loss and is not suitable for all investors.

Past performance is not necessarily indicative of future trading results. Trading advice is based on information taken from trade and statistical services and other sources which Lind-Waldock believes are reliable. We do not guarantee that such information is accurate or complete and it should not be relied upon as such. Trading advice reflects our good faith judgment at a specific time and is subject to change without notice. There is no guarantee that the advice we give will result in profitable trades. All trading decisions will be made by the account holder.

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