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  1. MIDWEEK OUTLOOK August 31, 2005

    Our kind thoughts and prayers go out to all those devastated by the hurricane. Stocks turned up and interest rates fell, in response to the Gulf Coast catastrophe. A positive response, in stocks and bonds, to bad news is an indication buyers have certainly taken the short-term advantage. The rally may be sharp and quick. I am skeptical of [...]

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  2. Options Hotline Correction August 29, 2005

    Dear Subscriber, This week’s recommendation, Buy the Freeport McMoran September $40 put, for $150 or less, good this week, was listed with the incorrect symbol. The correct symbol for this week’s recommendation is FCXUH. We apologize for the inconvenience. Regards, Steven Sarnoff Editor

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  3. Sellers Maintain The Edge And Look To Push Down To Support August 28, 2005

    Sellers Maintain The Edge And Look To Push Down To Support.

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  4. MIDWEEK OUTLOOK August 24, 2005

    A storm is brewing.

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  5. This Week, A Sweet Play August 22, 2005

    This Week, A Sweet Play

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  6. MIDWEEK OUTLOOK August 17, 2005

    Tech strength and commodity weakness are bolstering stock market bulls. It’s very interesting, because sellers still have the overall edge. This week’s recommended put on Apache Corp. was not officially triggered (Monday’s low was $270). Shares have fallen and congratulations to those subscribers who profited handsomely (Today, the option traded as high as $500). If you didn’t get it, [...]

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  7. A Contrarian Delight August 14, 2005

    This Week, A Contrarian Delight

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  8. Superleverage Power On Display August 7, 2005

    Superleverage Power On Display

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  9. MIDWEEK OUTLOOK August 3, 2005

    Demand is keeping equities up, but time is running short for the rise. USdollar weakness is helping gold shares get going up to some short-term resistance. This action sets up underlying support, which will likely mark an upcoming entry point.

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