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Dec 27 - The S&P 500 indexended at a record high on Monday, its fourth straight session of gains, as strong U.S. retail sales underscored economic strength and eased worries from Omicron-driven flight cancellations that hit travel stocks.U.S. retail sales increased 8.5% year-over-year this holiday season, powered by an ecommerce boom, according to a Mastercard Inc report, giving the S&P 500 retailing indexa boost.Travel-related stocks, typically sensitive to coronavirus news, declined after U.S

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This is part 3 of Demystifying Options... If you are not familiar with options, I would suggest reading my first two post: Demystifying Options Part 1 - Introduction to options Demystifying Options Part 2 - Selling Put options A short recap on the types of options available... There are 2 types of options - Put option and Call option. You can buy and sell both of them. This post will be discussing about BUYING put options. When you BUY an option, you have to pay premium to the seller of the option. You may have come across news articles or other posts saying that options give people the right to buy and sell shares. They are referring to buying options, NOT selling options. Buying PUT options gives you the right to sell shares. You have the right to sell, but you do

This is part 2 of Demystifying Options... If you are not familiar with options, I would suggest reading my first post: Demystifying Options Part 1. A short recap on the types of options available... There are 2 types of options - Put option and Call option. You can buy and sell both of them. This post will be discussing about SELLING put options. I noticed that some authors are not clear about the terms in their postings. They would say they are buying options when in fact they are selling options and if you follow them blindly, it could be a costly mistake. There is a BIG difference between SELLING options and BUYING options. It is very important that you understand what you are doing before you execute the trade, otherwise it is almost guaranteed that you will lose money. Sellin

What are options?Options are contracts/agreements between 2 parties, the buyer and seller. The buyer pays the seller a premium to purchase the right to buy or sell shares at an agreed price. The seller accepts the premium and promises the buyer to buy or sell his/her shares at the agreed price. Options are very similar to insurance. The buyer of the insurance pays the insurance seller a premium to purchase the right to claim compensation when a certain event agreed by both parties happen. The seller of the insurance accepts the premium and promise to pay compensation when the event occurs.Where are options traded?Options are available for most stocks listed on the major US exchanges. Each option contract is worth 100 shares. This is only applicable in the US market. Other markets such as H