Options Bootcamp 55: Going Naked in IRAs
Basic Training: Using Options in an IRA Account. Can you trade options in a retirement account? What are the limitations? What strategies can you utilize? What are the benefits of writing covered straddle vs calls? What is a stock replacement strategy? When should someone consider this strategy? Using options as an investment tool. What are any other investment strategy?
Mail Call: Listener questions and comments
- Question from Hector - Can I still trade mini options or are they no longer available?
- Question from Neil Cerone - What are the most common mistakes you see from "stock guys" who try to become "options guys?"
- Question from Steve: First off, I love ALL the shows. They fill my daily commute with wit AND wisdom. Thanks! Also, better late than never, it was great meeting you all at Benny's Chophouse back in Sept. I am one of the Lobster and Meatballs trainees (thanks to your shows). I had the pleasure of sitting right next to you and across from Uncle Mike as we devoured steaks on The Greasy Meatballs tab. That would be Extra pleasure as Sebastian was paying for them! However, I gotta tell you that you blew it big time the other day when trying to describe why a Leap Call Diagonal is called the "Fig Leaf". Brian named it the "Fig Leaf" because you are "kinda covered but not exactly" due to the curves in the profit graph. I think that makes perfect sense and is pretty funny to boot. Finally, on a side note I would love to hear Uncle Mike explain what is and what is not considered holding in the NFL. It boggles my mind to see play after play of inconsistent enforcement. I understand if that's out of scope, but what the hell I thought I would ask anyways. It is not too often you meet a Pro Lineman. Best regards - Steve aka "Hawkeye".
