You can subscribe on a monthly, quarterly or yearly basis. You may see our subscription rates HERE.

If you decide to subscribe to our service, you will have to complete the subscription process. You will then choose a User ID and Password, which will give you immediate access to our current signal.

Yes, we sell email alerts right after a new signal is generated or any changes to an existing signal occurs. As well, we send conformational email alerts when we receive a confirmation from brokers who autotrade our signals that orders of our autotrading subscribers are filled. Plus, we send summary alert every day after the market close that which contains all activity that took place during the day. You may read more about our email alerts HERE

With our email alert service, you won't miss out a signal. You can even have the email alerts sent to your cellular phone or pager, as long as your service provider has set up an email address for you.

You may see the list of online brokers who autotrade our signals HERE.

Most of the brokers would not allow to use IRA and other pension accounts in trading uncovered options. We would recommend contacting your broker with this question. When you contact your broker you may mention that we generate signals to sell short uncovered put options only which could be compared to buying stocks long, as when put options are exercised, an options seller is obligated to buy an underlying stocks.

Our System is very simple and straightforward. Our signal is very simple to follow!

We provide you with everything you need: option's symbol, name of the underlying security, strike price, expiration date, entry and exit prices.

All you need to do is: Log onto the site and set your email to receive alerts.

You may read more about it HERE. You may read more about how autotrading works HERE

You may see an example of our signals HERE.

Our signals may be updated at any time during trading hours (email-alerts are issued immediately thereafter); in addition, we update them daily by 8:45 PM EST.

The main reasons of using naked puts versus naked calls are:

1. Smaller margin requirements;
2. Less risky;
3. When put options are exercised an options seller is obligated to buy underlying stock and still may participate in signal by selling the bought stock when signal is closed. When calls are exercised the position is closed immediately.
4. Some broker may allow using naked puts in IRA because it could be considered as long trading and at expiration a put seller would buy underlying stocks.

When we publish a "Sell Put" signal, this means we will be Selling put options once the price of those options trade at or above the "Suggested Entry Price".

When we publish a "New Exit Price" or "New Stop-Loss Price", this means we notify all our members about changes in the "Suggested Exit Price" and or "Suggested Stop-Loss Price". Depending on the current market situation, we may change a Exit and Stop-Loss prices after a trade has been opened. For example, if the market goes against our trade, we may change the exit or stop-loss price in order to reduce losses. By the same token, when the market continues to move in our favor, we may change an exit Price in order to increase profits.

We may issue a new "Suggested Exit Price" or we may issue a stop-loss, which can be adapted as needed, based on new market information. By doing so, we can minimize the risk incurred by our subscribers. If we make changes the our "Suggested Exit Price" or "Suggested Stop-loss Price", you will always be immediately notified by email.

There are many reasons why uncovered options trading could be selected over buying options. You may check comparison of buying and selling options HERE. Still you should bear in mind that Uncovered options trading may not be suitable for everyone as there is a risk involved. Plus, uncovered options are bound by high margin and some brokers may require to have trading level 5 to be able to trade it.

The basic technology behind our options trading system is volume-based technical analysis. Our charting technology allows our analysts to make informed, but still somewhat subjective, decisions as to where the market is going, and how to make trades based on the results of that analysis. Also keep mind that our trading system incorporates other forms of technical analysis.

Uncovered options trading has certain margin requirements. We may recommend to contact your broker first to see how many options contracts of a specific strike you may sold short. As a rule we recommend having enough funds to be able to sell short at least 7-10 options contacts. The easiest way to find out how much it could be is to use "Trade Calculator" or "Virtual Trading" (majority of online brokers have it) and imitate one of our signals.

Depending on the particular market situation, you can expect to make about 1 - 4 trades per month. It does not mean that we are constantly in a position, there are could be situation when we may stay in cash for a one -two weeks and even more. You may see the signals statistics on the QQQ Statistics and SPY Statistics pages.

Depending on the particular market situation, our options trades can range anywhere from one day to several weeks. You may see the signals statistics on the QQQ Statistics and SPY Statistics pages.

We created our market timing system in early 2001 and started to apply it to the trading of QQQ and SPY options in 2003. Since then, the results we achieved have exceeded all our expectations.

You may see our past signals HERE. As well we provide trade calculator which allows to recalculate our past signals in relation to a certain start portfolio by taking into account margin requirements. See the calculator HERE. Also you may check yearly performance calculator which takes into account margin also.

The "Trade Entry Price" is based on an option's actual market price at the moment it trades at or above our "Suggested Entry Price". The exit to cash price is based on the actual market price at the moment an option trades below our "Suggested Exit Price" or above our stop-loss price. The percent growth figure in the table above does not represent a compounded rate of return; it shows a summary return. See our Signals History. The returns in the history table do not include margin as well.

All entry and exit prices in our history are based on the price stated in the confirmation emails from the brokers who autotrade our signals. These prices are prices at which our subscribers who decided to autotrade our system have their orders filled.

Yes, we list all signals. Visit this page to see why you should trust us.

Our trading system's returns are based on the premium received for selling options short and do not include margin. As margin requirements on uncovered options are different with different brokers, it is easier to calculate our signals' returns from the options premium.

Still margin requirement are quite important in uncovered options trading and we provide trade calculator that allows to recalculate our past results in relation to the margin. Please bear in mind that the margin formula we use may differ from the one used by your broker, therefore our calculator results may not necessary match to your results.