Archive for May, 2010
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I am a criminal justice major at my college but I plan on getting involved in real estate investing as well. I have taken courses from the Trump institute and the Robert Allen institute. I was wondering if a minor in finance would help me in this field? The courses are intro and intermediate microeconomic analysis and intro and intermediate macroeconomic analysis. Then intro to investing, and then real estate investing. Is that all really worth my while or is it just going to be a waste of time? Could I find enough information on investing elsewhere?
You can never be over educated. I started of with degrees in th efood industries, then got a degree in communications. I never used the forr degree (I had 1 job for 6 weeks and found out I hated it) I am now a mortgage consultant for a bank.
What if you get hurt in the line of duty or you find out you hate what do you have to fall back on. In this buyers market, buying real eatate is a great way to invest.
I would like to take classes but online, and i want them for free. If you could please help me.
You shouldn’t be paying for classes. There are wealth of information for free out there. www.investopedia.com comes in mind for a beginner in investing. definitely a must! Then, you can pick up a few books on investing as well. Lastly, you can visit online forums and blogs to learn from the ones who are more experienced. In fact I run a blog detailing my stock trading experience. I plan on educating my readers at the same time. feel free to visit me at strongtraderblog.com
If you are looking for a hedged play on F the stock seems like it could be a candidate for a September out-of-the-money bull-put credit spread below the 9 range.
What does "out-of-the-money bull-put credit spread below the 9 range" mean?
First you need to know what a put option is. A put option is a contract which gives the buyer of the contract the right, but not the obligation, to sell something for a fixed price (called the strike price) up until the expiration date of the contract. In this case the something he could sell would be 100 shares of Ford stock for each contract he bought. The seller (writer) of the contract has the obligation to buy the stock at the strike price if, and only if, the buyer decides to exercise the option.
A spread is a combination of two or more positions (called legs) with the same underlying, in this case Ford stock.
A credit spread is a spread where money is added (credited) to your account at the time you open the spread.
A put option is "out of the money" if the strike price is lower than the current market price of the stock.
An example of the type of spread he is talking about would be to buy 10 put options with a strike price of $6 per share and sell 10 put options with a strike price of $8 per share. Although he did not explicitly say so, I assume he means a vertical spread, in which case all the options would have to have the same expiration date.
Because the put option with an $8 strike price will be more expensive than a put with a $6 strike price I would receive more money from the puts I sold than I paid for the puts I bought, assuming I opened the spread.
This is a spread with a limit on both the amount of profit possible and the amount than could be lost.
To learn more about a bull put spread see
http://www.cboe.com/Strategies/WeeklyArchive.aspx
and click on "Bull Put Spread" (December 29, 2009)