What are Options? Definition: An option contract is an agreement between two parties to buy/sell an asset (stock or futures contract as an example) at a fixed price and fixed date in the future. It is called an option because the buyer is not obliged to carry out the transaction. If, over the life of …

Why Trade Options? Option trading provides many advantages over other investment vehicles. Leverage, limited risk, insurance, profiting in bear markets, each way betting or market going nowhere are only a few. But let’s look at a couple: Leverage One thing to note before we go on is that the buyer of an options contract pays …

Trend following is based on three components of risk management. Equally, these components are employed in the MTS™ trend following system by giving traders insight into qualified stocks, financial markets, or ETF current market price. Insight is the first component of trend following. The second component is the equity level in a trader’s account, i.e. …

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