On Tuesday, January 31st, I officially begin publishing a weekly Options Investing Newsletter alongside periodic updates. You can subscribe to the newsletter for $29.99 per month.
I still like hardcopy publications, but have ventured into e-Reader versions now that I have a Kindle Fire. In this entry, I list the top three financial/stock market-related newspapers and magazines. Except for number one, these come in no particular order.
This week, I wrote an article at Seeking Alpha that took exception to the way some critics express their opinion that retail investors should never use options. It's not that I have a problem with somebody expressing that caution.
It's one thing to have strong convictions. To feel like this is better than that and want to tell the world about it. To use your way with words and/or your determination to persuade people over to your side. It's a completely different story to misrepresent a situation when you're credible enough in the first place to not have to do such a thing.
I make this post on Robert Weinstein's trading and investing website because I assume that many people who consume this type of financial information can relate.
I've never felt more creative or motivated than I do right now.
If you follow my writing over at Seeking Alpha , you know that in quite a few articles I use options plays to reflect sentiment on different stocks. Frankly, I've learned quite a bit of what I know about options from fellow SA contributor and Paid2Trade's Robert Weinstein.
As I was looking through my watch list, I realized that I have written about several stocks in the past, but I have not followed up recently as to how they're doing.
I received, quite possibly, some of the best comments I have ever received fromSeeking Alpha readers/contributors in my article, Looking For The Next Netflix Or RIM?
