Learn how being "assigned" to buy stock can be a reward for employing a smart strategy.

Do you think a stock is about to go up? You can buy call options or sell put options, as both indicate that you're making a bullish bet. But how you get from Point A to B is quite different.

We love the profit potential that comes from seeing an inexpensive option play skyrocket into a big winner, but some options are cheap for a reason.

Learn how to properly wield the power options provide to keep your trading account in-the-black.

Just because a stock has options available for trading doesn't mean that there are options available to trade in each calendar month ... at a particular time.

While straightforward call and put buying can make you a lot of money, selling options can open up the door to a whole new world of profits.

We'll show you how our subscribers made a $400 return in less than two weeks with this two-step strategy.

Trading options requires you to be a bit more attuned to your portfolio than when you're holding stocks.

90% of all contracts held to expiration expire worthless because folks don't have a plan. Don't be like 'everyone else.'