Mad Hedge Traders and Investors Summit June 8th - June 10th Details to follow.

Wealth365 Summit: Free webinar Thursday April 22nd 10 AM ET Topic: Portfolio Overwriting: Covered Call Writing Long-Term Buy-And-Hold Portfolios Register for free here

Interview with Casey Stubbs Link to interview will be posted when received  

Mad Hedge Traders and Investors Summit June 8th 11 AM - 12 PM The Many Uses of Stock Options: Portfolio Overwriting & the Stock Repair Strategy Details to follow.

Wealth365 Investor Summit July 12th at 5 PM ET Register for free here Covered Call Writing with Invesco QQQ Trust (Nasdaq: QQQ) Multiple Applications Weekly and monthly cash flow can be generated by selling call options against shares of large-cap technology companies. QQQ is an exchange-traded fund consisting of 100 of the largest non-financial companies […]

2-hour Money Masters Course (paid event to The Money Show) 4 Practical Applications to Selling Cash-Secured Puts Thursday July 15, 2021 2 PM ET - 4 PM ET  

Covered Call Writing and Selling Cash-Secured Puts: 2 New Strategies Developed by BCI The VOLQ-covered call strategy and Weekly 10-Delta Put-Selling strategy August 19, 2021 8 PM - 9:30 PM ET A link will be posted on the BCI site and emailed to all those on our mailing list as the event approaches No pre-registration […]

Wednesday September 15th at 11 AM ET

October 11th - October 16th Monday October 11, 2021 at 4 PM ET Stock Options: How to Use Implied Volatility to Determine Strike Selection  Creating 84% probability successful trades  This presentation will detail how to use implied volatility stats, standard deviation bell curves and conversion formulas to establish projected high and low ranges for price […]

Tuesday November 2nd 1:30 PM - 2:00 PM Converting Non-Dividend Stocks into Dividend Stocks  Selling call options to create dividend-like cash-flow Retail investors love dividend-bearing stocks because they generate an additional income stream along with potential share appreciation. As a result, stock screening may be restricted by requiring the securities to only include dividend-bearing stocks. […]