Trading Options on Tech Stocks - Selling Puts & Calls: Real Examples to Generate Consistent Option Income and More, Paperback

Selling Options on Tech Stocks is One of the Best Ways to Regularly Take Money Out of the Market

As an individual investor who has finally realized that there is no HOLY GRAIL to tech investing, I'm intrigued by options premium and volatility. It's reassuring for me to know that there are great ways to take money out of the market on a regular basis, and that's what I've included here. Right up there with the power of dividend stocks, selling options on tech stocks (covered calls, cash-secured puts, and credit spreads) always feels like a smart way to leverage my investments in ways that the institutional traders can.

Those old trader sayings tell us: "be the casino, not the gambler..". or "be the landlord, not the tenant..." That's the power of selling options. Turn your investments into an option-selling income generator. But if you prefer to keep your technology stocks, you can use regular options sales to reduce your cost basis, eventually even creating holdings that have been fully paid for.

Here's a short, actionable book by an individual investor for other individual investors -- showing some real examples from current option prices. These are NOT trade ideas, but rather strategies for you to apply to your technology stock and options trading research. Get your copy today.

About the Author:

Alan Kerrman is an author, educator, and individual investor who wants to help you TAKE CHARGE of your financial future. Why? Because that's what he's trying to do! He has written a few books for NOTABLE MEDIA about DRIPs (dividend reinvestment plans) and DSPPs (direct stock purchase plans), as well as a quick small business launch book, and a primer on trading options on technology stocks. He currently invests long-term in dividend paying stocks (DRIPs), and in mutual funds through his workplace retirement account. On his own, he trades stocks, options, futures, and forex in his own self-directed trading account. He's not a finance pro, but just an individual investor (and trader!) who is taking charge of his money and wants to share with you some of the things he has learned along the way. His latest books are available in ebook, paperback, and now audiobook format! Alan Kerrman lives outside of Boston with his wife and daughter. He runs the website: dripinvestingplans.com