How to Generate Income from Your Stocks

June 4, 2010 // 52 minutes

The Market Guys will show you how you may be able to create income from your stocks with options.

Investing Education Day

July 29, 2010 // Chicago, IL

PIN PRESSURE INDICATOR™

Using Pin Pressure as a leading indicator for setting price targets

AJ Monte, Chief Market Strategist for the Market Guys, has written a paper for the Market Technicians Association on the Topic of Pin Pressure.

This document was grounded in research conducted by the University of Illinois showing how Option Trading Volume affected the price of the underlying stock in which the option contracts where traded.

From this paper, AJ has developed the Pin Pressure Indicator™ which is a calculation that computes the combined open interest traded at various strike prices and uses this data to determine price targets for individual stocks as we approach options expiration Friday.

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2 Question from a beginner

Q:  Hey Guys, I do not know much about investing and/or trading.  I’m 22 yrs old and I do not have a lot of money, but I would like to.  My curretn job provides me with enough money to pay all my expenses, have enjoyable free time, and still have money left over.  I would like to make some extra moneyor at least secure a great future for myself, if not both.  I just subscribed to your podcasts and downloaded all the previous podcasts I could find on iTunes.  What articles/books should I be reading for the beginner that can eventually make me an expert?  Any advice is much appreciated.

A.  Thanks for your note!  Your getting a great start with our podcasts.  Of course I would have to suggest that you begin with our book, The Market Guys’ Five Points for Trading Success.  We really did write it for people just like you!  You can pick it up at Amazon or you can get the book with the 4-CD audio package at our website.

Second, I would recommend that you join us on as many of our webinars as you can.  These are free through E*Trade and you can see the schedule on the Webinars page of our site.

I would caution you to vet your source for any education.  There are countless sources of financial advice – if it raises a red flag in your mind, don’t ignore that.

Finally, you might consider one of our advisory services.  Either one is $150/mo with no long term commitment.  As you can see, I mentioned the free stuff first so you know I’m not just pushing sales on you!