The time has come once again!As our veteran readers know, with each new month comes a new Monthly Market Outlook from our experts here at True Options Masters.And this one is critical.I don’t want to spoil it, but the sector Chad is focused on this month is one that almost NOBODY...

An average gain of 6.4%, or about the same as the SP 500 in that span.My colleague Chris Cimorelli bought call options instead of the ETFs and fared much better.I recommend continuing to hold both LIT and ARGT.

Tesla Inc. (Nasdaq: TSLA) was obvious.

A natural constant in unusual options activity are investors that don’t get scared by big moves.Last week, for example, Tesla shot up more than 10% in a single day on news that Hertz was buying up 100,000 Tesla vehicles for its fleet.Some traders would think they missed the big upside...

United States Steel Corporation (NYSE: X), the steel producer, is up 15% today after reporting earnings and revenues that beat expectations thanks to increased steel demand.

Today, I’m picking up where we left off on Friday: with a promise to show you how to calculate an option’s fair value, and to share a preview of the top ETFs to own through November.

So if you’re sitting around thinking you need to start giving the cryptoverse a look — especially after bitcoin hit a new high last week — I recommend you check out Ian Dyer’s strategy while it’s open today.

It’s time to make some big moves, Strong Hands Nation!

Last week, I introduced you to different order types for placing trades in your broker’s system, which can help you avoid getting your “face ripped off” by a market maker.

This week’s unusual options activity is all earnings plays.