Jan 31, 2012 Options Investing Newsletter

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This morning, subscribers received the January 31, 2012 Options Investing Newsletter. It's roughly 27 pages, packed with details on covered calls, dividend captures, a model portfolio, a speculative trade idea and a preview of a hedge/diversification portfolio.

At $29.99 a month, I really feel like Robert Weinstein and I are providing an excellent value on a weekly newsletter with intra-week updates. For details and to subscribe, go here .

Two quick technical notes: One, some email platforms (Gmail, Yahoo!) will truncate (shorten) the email. You need to click the link at the bottom to see the entire thing. Two, some formatting issues exist in certain email programs. For instance, I experience some annoying format issues when reading in Yahoo! Mail, but not in Gmail. I am actively trying to work out that bug going forward.

Thanks to all of those who have subscribed. Bob and I are both incredibly excited. We had so much in newsletter #1, we had to chop some content and save it for Tuesday, February 7th's edition. 

 

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Whew, took awhile for me to figure out how to get my question in, but if I currently get your column on the Alpha site, would your service provide either more ideas, more detailed analysis, or just the option to visit your area? I would be using my AAPL feb18, 445 call profit, thank you! Dave Suarez
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Hi Dave- Sorry for the delayed reply. I just saw this comment. I would say that about 80% of the trade ideas and analysis the newsletter service provides WILL NOT be on SA. Of course, there will be some overlap, but not much. I am sure you will find distinct value in the newsletter.
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Rocco, I reviewed the Paid to Trade, figured out the R. Weinstein link with you, looked over your letters brief, and, having read your 3 articles today(of which made perfect sense logically), signed up for the year. I sold AAPL friday @460 ish, as I had been burned before when it tanked or just sat, while my TD kicked in. And now will probably buy both AMZN and AAPL on open calls though I may (and want) to own AMZN which while it was cheap at $90. a few years ago, actually is still cheap based on the model and, if you use them, the value for the money. I like the logic in how you make it easy to understand. I am an Imtermediate Amateur Options trader.
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Thanks for signing up, Dave. I need to check these comments more frequently. Feel free to email me anytime. I usually respond within hours, if not in less time than that.