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Comment on So Why The Share Market?

2010-07-19T09:53:26Z

A fantastic presentation. Very open and informative.You have beautifully presented your thought in this blog post

Comment on Debt Consolidation and Wealth Creation can be done Simultaneously

2010-07-07T01:28:42Z

Hi

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Comment on Why Trade Options?

2010-06-04T12:58:17Z

Admiring the time and effort you put into your blog and detailed information you offer.

Comment on Options Trading: Call and Put Options

2010-04-16T08:14:15Z

good work

Comment on Why Trade Options?

2010-04-14T18:24:29Z

Stop-loss orders are especially important for trend-following strategies. A large loss with a trend strategy could signify that the original entry signal has turned. A stop-loss order would minimize severe losses and preserve the investor's capital.

Comment on Futures Trading as a Wealth Creation Strategy

2009-11-12T21:02:42Z

It's good that your article emphasises the risks involved in this kind of trading. Leveraging your losses is pretty scary, especially if you hadn't realised your liabilities in the trade.

Comment on Options Trading: Call and Put Options

2009-05-27T00:20:16Z

some more valuable information.

Comment on Options Trading Terminology

2009-05-27T00:11:43Z

This was of great benefit to me and for where I'm at with my trading.

Comment on Why Trade Options?

2009-05-26T04:09:04Z

I know on futures you can use a stop loss - my eminis software has them built in so it is quite easy to implement!
I don't see why you could not use the same principles with options. I just don't know of any software trading on options that does.

Basically you would use an option below the value you are protecting to limit your losses.
Setting a stop-loss order for 5% below the price you paid for the stock would limit your loss to 5%, 10% at 10% etc.

Comment on Why Trade Options?

2009-05-22T09:09:15Z

Is it possible to trade futures and options with stop loss as in stocks?