As an investor, if you do not know the Magnificent 7, you must be living under a rock. This article is for paid members - please login or subscribe for…
A few weeks ago, Mark sat down with Garg Lakshay, a young student at Rutgers, to discuss education, free speech, conspiracies, and other random subjects and ideas.
The energy sector is one in which the establishment declares "persona non grata." Our perspective is 180 degrees the other way. We do not think there is any industry more…
The financial press, for some reason, is getting excited about the precious metals. These are not sophisticated folks, but they do not know how to identify price action. Maybe they…
Palantir Technologies Inc. is a data analytics and software company founded in 2003 by a team that included Peter Thiel and Alex Karp. Palantir initially built its reputation through national…
On January 4, we discussed the electric car maker, Tesla. We made a bearish call, and we think it is time to update that call and trade recommendation. This article…
These articles generally focus on stocks with upcoming catalysts, such as earnings. Much research has shown that options premiums are usually reasonably priced around these events; at the very least,…
If there is ever a stock that we find frustrating, it is Starbucks. The stock often seems overvalued, and it stays there for what seems like forever. This article is…
In yesterday's episode of Open Interest, Mike discussed options trading strategies. In doing so, he discusses the probability of profit and the danger of selling naked upside calls. This article…
Today's trade suggestion is very simple based on a simple concept. While investors are focusing on the uncertainty in US equity markets, they should be focused on the high-yield bond…
In Physics, the "observer effect" is an observer's impact on the behavior of the subject being observed. Traders and investors are more than mere observers; they are participants. In such…
Here at theOptionsEdge.Com, we are becoming increasingly bearish on popular market equity indexes like the S&P500. The reason why is that we like to look at market conditions in the…