Anxiety Free Option Investing: Using Covered Spreads as a Hedge vs. Downside Risk

This is a book about specific strategies in stock options investment trading.

Don Shapray is CEO and the stock picking and Options strategic chief guru of Ascent Option Spreads, one of the world's most innovative stock market research and analysis publishing firms. A former Nation Options Manager with Charles Schwab who hosted a Hollywood, California based stock market television show on the stock market channel. His unique perspective on public company analysis is a global publishing sensation, having reached investors in places as diverse as Hong Kong, Australia, Germany, Singapore, Taiwan, India, and Canada. His landmark yacht racing to public company analysis performance, was in the top 5% of all stock market newsletter services, in terms of track record. Ascent Option Spreads is an integrated stock picking and Options strategic services firm focusing solely on investing leadership (professional as well as personal). It offers a complete line of elite speaking services, newsletter program and learning tools to help investors maximize productivity, attain profitability, and attain true market success. Recently, Thomson Reuters sought out Ascent Option Spreads to be a Partner and an Option Spread Educator for their worldwide established paying clientele. Paul G. Ellsworth, author of Tai Chi Chuan Silk Reeling Exercises and Tai Chi Silk Reeling Exercises (DVD) is a consultant and Tai Chi-Qigong teacher. He has a BA degree in Religion with minors in Biological & Chemical Sciences from Florida State University. As a natural progression derived from many of his various talents, skills, & life experiences, such as being a paralegal for a visually impaired (blind) attorney & legal analyst for a state agency, & related technical writing, editing, & evaluating written material, he began writing & assisting others in their endeavors as a technical publishing consultant. Paul G. Ellsworth has owned his own publishing advisory practice since 1999.