You don't have the TIME to find the best stocks.

I DO!

The mere fact that I spend four to five hours every business day studying stocks, markets, trends, moves, and trading means that I will beat your brains in when it comes to picking the right stocks. Not only that, but I'll also do a better job finding market tops and bottoms, knowing when to buy and sell stocks, but especially, understanding how to make money buying naked puts and calls.

Forget all the exotic strategies and esoteric-sounding theories on how to make money in the market. Let's face it. The stock market is a massive casino. Stocks go up. Stocks go down. There are winners and losers every day, day after day after day.

Some people are lucky. Others are good. But, like picking winners in football games or on horse races, your chances of winning are going to be considerably enhanced if you have better information and a good understanding of how to use it. Better yet, if you have an understanding of market dynamics and trading, you'll have a significant advantage... even over some of the Wall Street professionals, fund managers and so-called "experts" who routinely struggle to beat the S&P 500.

I slaughtered the S&P 500 with just one trade in 2007.
And it was EASY!

Late summer of 2007, I watched as the market peaked and fell as I had correctly predicted in my market blog, Money Daily, as the financial sector imploded under the weight of subprime loans.

Having missed the first wave though hardly discouraged, I was convinced that the market and financials had further downside and took the dive into three stocks with pure naked puts on Countrywide Financial (CFC), CapitalOne (COF) and finally, CitiGroup (C).

Here are the results of those trades:
Countrywide (CFC) Jan 20 puts P. Aug. 21 (21.00) 3.75, S. Dec. 3 (10.10) 11.00 +7.25
CapitalOne (COF) Dec 65 puts P. Aug. 27 (66.10) 3.40, S. Nov. 13 (55.00) 10.60 +7.20
CitiGroup (C) Dec 45 puts P. Sept. 13 (46.10) 2.60, S. (33.50) 12.40 +9.80

What's interesting is that while my profits were enormous, these stocks continued to slide even deeper. As of January 4, Capital One is trading around 45, Countrywide Financial is at 8 and Citigroup is selling for 28.

I suspect these stocks will fall even further in the days and weeks ahead, but only have a position in one (Capital One - see below).

A few of my most recent recommendations:

Pfizer (PFE) Mar 22.50 puts Purch. Dec. 3 (23.60) 1.25
OfficeMax (OMX) Feb 25 puts Purch. Dec. 31 (20.60) 4.80 SOLD Jan. 15 (17.78) 7.20 -50% PROFIT IN 16 DAYS!
Capital One (COF) March 45 puts Purch. Dec. 28 (46.80) 2.40
AXA (AXA) Apirl 40 puts Purch. Jan 4 (38.90) 2.40

For up-to-date prices on these options, click on the links:
Pfizer March Options
OfficeMax Feb. Options
Capital One March Options
AXA April Options

Now, you can get the best stocks and options trading information for maximum gains.

I have decided to share my actual trading recommendations with a select few individuals through a monthly newsletter and interim trading alerts.

This information could be worth thousands, if not hundreds of thousands of dollars to your bottom line. Some services charge as much as $5000 for this kind of information. Since I'm a reasonable person with a reasonable portfolio, I'm offering my Stocks and Options Advisor Newsletter for just $49.95 per year.

You'll get:

  • The best of my market analysis on my Money Daily website.
  • A monthly newsletter delivered by email with my best 6-10 options recommendations of the month.
  • Trading strategies and valuation information.
  • Trading alerts for recommended options plays.
  • Advice on when to get in and out, acceptable premiums and other pertinent trading information.
  • Periodical alerts when recommended stocks make significant moves.

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DISCLAIMER: Recommendations are not necessarily positions taken by RIck Gagliano or Downtown Magazine. While the publisher, Rick Gagliano, endeavors to provide subscribers with the best available stocks and options for maximum gains, he, and, by reference Downtown Magazine, is not responsible for any errors or omissions, or any trades you may make with your own money. There are no guarantees in trading stocks and options and you understand that by buying and/or selling stocks and/or options, your entire investment is at risk. Rick Gagliano and Downtown Magazine make no guarantees that past performance is an indication of present or future success and you hold harmless Rick Gagliano and Downtown Magazine from any and all liability.