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Option Trade of the Day - March S & P


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2-25 March S&P- Buy the Dip! We see the last few days, although blamed on the Middle East unrest as an excuse for the market to digest some of its recent rally, now that it appears to be over we are buying the S&P using either emini's or full size options.  Buy the March 1330/1360 call spread and sell the March 1265 put as a naked leg.  The spread is being offered at 1.40 or $350 for the full size contract.  The trade has unlimited risk under 1265 with 7500 as the profit potential before commission consideration.  For the mini's the cost is $70 with profit potential of $1500...the risk under the naked leg is as always, unlimited so be nimble.  Call us for questions!

March S&P Chart

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Paul Brittain began his professional trading career as an option specialist in 1983 trading options on precious metals, and was on the front lines as options made their initial debut on the US Exchanges in the mid 1980’s. He honed his unique trading approach by working alongside many professional Wall Street traders on the NY exchanges.In addition to working hand-in-hand with customers, he has been managing brokerage firms and training brokers since early on in his career. Considered an expert in the field of commodity options, Paul has either been quoted in or contributed content to just about every major industry publication, both on paper and in the electronic media, as well as working alongside many of today’s most respected analysts in the industry on various trading panels and seminars.Realizing that a better trader made a better customer, he started publishing informative newsletters in the early 1990’s in an effort to better communicate as well as educate his clients. Over the years he started and still publishes the following trading recommendation newsletters: The Beast, The BMD and the Optionologist. In 2004 he started the online trading school, which is recognized and attended by students around the world.

Paul is currently managing WhiteHall Investment Management in Las Vegas.

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