Even with the recent market rally, no one can argue that it's been a tough season for stocks. But there are several stocks that are playing well.

Trade with the momentum created by a bubble -– either on the long side in a company that was blown up, for no reason, with the bubble or on the short side against a company yet to crater because of the bursting of a bubble.

OptionsZone experts offer up some of the best deals they see in the stock market right now.

Expert discusses which vehicle is better for the trader looking to get exposure to commodities.

The Big Game inspires the OptionsZone team to reveal their best picks to help you score big profits in your portfolio.

There are few constants in the market and even fewer things you can rely on. Everyone searches for those constants, those reliable indicators that provide an edge.

The good news is options are still one of the best ways to gain outsized performance in this coming trader's market with low risk in a stagnant market that we see ahead in 2009.

These year-end trading strategies will let you traders out there play this crazy market volatility as this wild year comes to an close.

Buy-and-holding investing isn't working, and day trading in this market will likely lead to an aneurism. But trading intermediate trends can be predictable and profitable.

Buying and selling futures based on the Fed funds rate is a great way for traders to hedge interest rate risk and future changes in that rate.

Explore another option to hedge with stock futures.

With money market accounts losing funds at such a rapid rate, U.S. corporations are finding it increasingly difficult to fund their short-term capital needs.

Just like you can use put options to 'insure' your portfolio, credit-default swaps also fall under the 'derivatives' umbrella. Learn more about the CDS market here.

If you are familiar with buying calls and puts, we'll show you how to buy them even cheaper.

Inexpensive options allow you to maximize your profit potential. Learn about the benefits of underpriced options and how to find them.