Dan Passarelli

Dan Passarelli

InvestorPlace Contributor

Author and options educator Dan Passarelli is the founder of  Market Taker Mentoring LLC. He has more than 18 years’ experience in the options industry and has worked as both a floor trader and an options instructor.

Dan began his option trading career as a market maker on the floor of the Chicago Board Options Exchange (CBOE), trading equity options. He has also traded agricultural options and futures at the Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT).

In 2005, Dan began teaching others what he learned from his years in the trading pits. He worked with the Options Institute at CBOE and the Options Industry Council (OIC). Through these organizations, Dan educated thousands of options traders about options fundamentals and the trading techniques and market strategies of successful option traders.

Dan is the author of two popular options books: Trading Option Greeks and The Market Taker’s Edge. Dan has also written numerous articles for financial publications. He has been a featured speaker on radio and television and has presented numerous podcasts and webcasts on options trading.

You can follow Dan on Twitter at @Dan_Passarelli.

Recent Articles

Option Opportunity Knocks in Micron

By Dan Passarelli, InvestorPlace Contributor

A put option spread in Micron Technology (NASDAQ: MU) may be profitable as Japan rebuilds.

How Option Pros View Expiration

By Dan Passarelli, InvestorPlace Contributor

Professional option traders, or market makers, treat expiration day differently. Occasional option investors would do well to learn the secrets.

Use Intel Options to Profit From a Rebound

By Dan Passarelli, InvestorPlace Contributor

Sell a put option spread on Intel Corp. (NASDAQ: INTC) to prepare for a rally in the stock.

Milking Your Starbucks with Options

By Dan Passarelli, InvestorPlace Contributor

The market sell off left strong stocks like Starbucks (NASDAQ: SBUX) ready to rise. Buy a March Bull Put Spread to profit.

Buying Calls – 3 Problems, 1 Solution

By Dan Passarelli, InvestorPlace Contributor

A Bull Call Spread has several advantages over simply buying a call option. The spread requires a lower capital investment and it has a lower time-decay risk.

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