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Uncle W. Buffett
Jan 22nd, 2012 by admin

Warren Buffett is a U.S. investor, businessman, and philanthropist. He is far and away one of the most successful investors in history, the largest shareholder and C.E.O. of Berkshire Hathaway, and is currently ranked by Forbes as the richest person in the world. There is no doubt that the "Oracle of Omaha" is one of the most recognizable and trusted names in the investment world.

But, it may come as a surprise to most of you that Warren Buffett uses the exact same strategy that we use here at the AssuredGain. In fact, his company Berkshire Hathaway has disclosed publicly every single quarter that they write index options for income. Here's what they say:

"Berkshire Hathaway has written equity index put option contracts on four major equity indexes including three indexes outside of the United States."

Don't you think that if the richest man in the world is writing options, you should be doing the exact same thing? We do. That's why we choose to use this option strategy over any other.

Why write options?
Jan 22nd, 2012 by admin

Most of the emails we get from non-members and readers ask us, “Why do you limit yourselves to just one options strategy? What’s so special about writing options vs. buying options?”

Obviously this is an important question and we want to spend time going over it for you all.

Market Neutral Trading Strategy – It’s hard to be right about the direction of the market we after week these days. Depending on what kind of investor you are, there will always be conflicting signals, and sometimes the market changes instantly before your own eyes. But writing options is market-neutral, which means we never have to pick the direction of the market to make money – EVER.
Passive Monthly Income – Option writing will make you a millionaire – just not over night. The reason writing options are a great way to trade is that they generate monthly income on a consistent basis.

Those are just some of the advantages to trading with our proven option strategy. If you’d like to know more, just visit our website. www.AssuredGain.com

Narendar Rathod

Selecting Right Strike Price to Become Winner in Option Trading
Nov 13th, 2011 by admin

Choosing the correct strike price when trading options is just as essential as the knowing direction of the market. The right strike price can mean the difference between trading success and trading failure. The more often you pick the right strike prices, the higher your odds of success over the long term will be.

High delta for quick market moves:

Buying closer-to-the-money options gives you a higher delta, which means your options will respond to every rupee movement of underlying stock sooner and stronger. Likewise, buying at-the-money options (or options that are lower/higher than the actual stock prices) reduces your risk that the stock has to make a small move for your options to be in-the-money.

Can you guess both the direction and timing?

As an option buyer you have to not only predict the direction of the market (put/call) but also the magnitude of the move. How fast will the market get to your target? Will it take 3 months or 6 months?
In the world of options trading just 1 day can make the difference between profits and losses. If you buy an option at the strike that you think the underlying security will move to, you’re likely to lose money because you paid premium for the options time value. If you are right about the direction but dead wrong about the timing – you lose.
Deep OTM options are like lottery tickets: Deep-out-of-the-money strikes appear attractive for the “novice” options trader because of the low absolute rupee value of the options. But remember that these options have a low rupee because it’s highly unlikely they’ll ever be in-the-money.

NSE’s Certification in Financial Markets (NCFM)
Jul 28th, 2011 by admin

AssuredGain offers training courses to Students (BBA, BBM, B.Com, MBA and others), Working Professionals (Finance, IT and Other Sectors), Home Makers and Entrepreneurs around Financial Markets and Financial Planning. We provide a good learning atmosphere to acquire suitable knowledge and become Financially Intelligent.We are passionate to enable every interested member to understand how the Financial System in India works to make informed decisions in the context of their Career and Life.

We help Students and Working Professionals with learning, preparation and procedures of NCFM,  and NCMP Certifications. We offer courses for Home Makers, Working Professionals and Entrepreneurs to understand the functioning of Stock Markets and Personal Financial Planning. These tailored courses offer substantial knowledge and brings wisdom to apply financial intelligence in all matters related to Personal and Business Finance.

NSE’s Certification in Financial Markets (NCFM)

NCFM is organized by NSE and meant for Individuals who want to pursue a Career in Financial Markets. Overall there are 30+ NCFM Modules which cover various aspects of Financial Markets like Capital Markets, Derivatives, Commodities, Mutual Funds, Banking, Debt Markets, Financial Planning and Depository Operations.

Due to boom in Indian Economy, Financial Markets are doing quite well. There is ample need of skilled people who not only understands but can also handle different functions in Financial Markets. To handle different jobs in Stock Brokerages and Asset Management Companies (AMC), these Financial Institutes are looking for people who have adequate knowledge as imposed through NCFM certifications.

NCFM certifications are recognized by Securities Exchange Board of India (SEBI) and are mandated for professionals employed in Financial Markets. Stock Brokerages, AMCs, Banks and other Financial Institutions recognize them and hence they became a de-facto standard in the Industry. The Certifications are valid from 3 to 5 years. With these Certifications one can get placed in Financial Institutions as Terminal Operator, Stock Broker, Dealer, Financial Analyst, Business Analyst, Investment Analyst and Fund Manager. For people who are already employed with Financial Institutions, they can seek better positions by undergoing NCFM Certifications.

Certification Details:

  • Approved By: SEBI (Securities and Exchange Board of India)
  • Certificate by: NSE (National Stock Exchange of India Ltd.,)
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