As I write this on March 9, 2009, the market is locked in a bearish spiral, and the economy is tanking, both with no end in... More > site. There are few places to put cash that offer a living return: an especially difficult position for those of us in or nearing retirement.

This report presents a conservative approach (1) to earning a 15 to 30 percent return on your money and (2) to buying quality stocks at big discounts in price. The strategy is built around selling options: Naked Puts to generate income.

Once bought, a stock can: go up a lot, go up a little, remain unchanged, go down a little or go down a lot. This strategy makes money in four of those scenarios. And it doesn't lose as much as the stock owner when the stock's value drops a lot. This report presents a step by step description, as well as presents results from April '09 trading: $23,974 earned on 133 trades, 90% winner. < Less

The TripleScreenMethod.com approach to picking fundamentally sound stocks with earnings revision fuel and value remaining at... More > the current price has been well proven over the past 18 quarters (2003-2008) where a $35,000 account would have grown to $220,531 in 913 trades (or 1,826 half-position trades), each averaging 7.1 days in the trade. This book details the option approach to utilizing the same methodology. Starting from the very basics (what an option is, why the Greeks and implied volatilities are important, etc.), you'll learn about spreads for controlling risk, buying stock cheaper by selling puts, and TSM's favorite option approach, the "Synthetic Covered Call." < Less

Trader's Corner is a section of the TripleScreenMethod.com site that contains articles that have been written on subjects... More > equally important to the short-term stock trader and long-term stock Investor: determining value, using pullbacks as low-risk entry strategies, the importance of various reversal patterns and other chart patterns, shorting strategies, option strategies (the "synthetic" covered call), and day trading strategies in a total of 59 articles. < Less

The Triple Screen Method of picking stock combines fundamentals, earnings revision fuel and value. From 2003 to 2008--18... More > quarters--it returned 530% versus the S&P's 30.4% ($35k to $220k)in 1,826 trades averaging 7.1 days. Six fundamental screens reduce stock candidates from ~10,000 to ~500. The earning's revision screen reduces this list to 200, and finally, the value screen reduces it to ~130. From that list, executed every weekend, TSM buys during the week based on technical signals --primarily pullbacks.

This book details the TSM stock picking methodology as well as addresses topics important to the short-term trader and longer-term investor:
why pullbacks are preferred to breakouts, important cycles in the market (intra-day, 6-month, Presidential, 10-year); the importance of reversal candlesticks (e.g., "hammer" candle), the use of options with the TSM approach, and more. < Less

As I write this on March 9, 2009, the market is locked in a bearish spiral, and the economy is tanking, both with no end in... More > site. There are few places to put cash that offer a living return: an especially difficult position for those of us in or nearing retirement.

This report presents a conservative approach (1) to earning a 15 to 30 percent return on your money and (2) to buying quality stocks at big discounts in price. The strategy is built around selling options: Naked Puts to generate income.

Once bought, a stock can: go up a lot, go up a little, remain unchanged, go down a little or go down a lot. This strategy makes money in four of those scenarios. And it doesn't lose as much as the stock owner when the stock's value drops a lot. This report presents a step by step description, as well as presents results from April '09 trading: $23,974 earned on 133 trades, 90% winner. < Less

Trader's Corner is a section of the TripleScreenMethod.com site that contains articles that have been written on subjects... More > equally important to the short-term stock trader and long-term stock Investor: determining value, using pullbacks as low-risk entry strategies, the importance of various reversal patterns and other chart patterns, shorting strategies, option strategies (the "synthetic" covered call), and day trading strategies in a total of 59 articles. < Less

The TripleScreenMethod.com approach to picking fundamentally sound stocks with earnings revision fuel and value remaining at... More > the current price has been well proven over the past 18 quarters (2003-2008) where a $35,000 account would have grown to $220,531 in 913 trades (or 1,826 half-position trades), each averaging 7.1 days in the trade. This book details the option approach to utilizing the same methodology. Starting from the very basics (what an option is, why the Greeks and implied volatilities are important, etc.), you'll learn about spreads for controlling risk, buying stock cheaper by selling puts, and TSM's favorite option approach, the "Synthetic Covered Call." < Less

The Triple Screen Method of picking stock combines fundamentals, earnings revision fuel and value. From 2003 to 2008--18... More > quarters--it returned 530% versus the S&P's 30.4% ($35k to $220k)in 1,826 trades averaging 7.1 days. Six fundamental screens reduce stock candidates from ~10,000 to ~500. The earning's revision screen reduces this list to 200, and finally, the value screen reduces it to ~130. From that list, executed every weekend, TSM buys during the week based on technical signals --primarily pullbacks.

This book details the TSM stock picking methodology as well as addresses topics important to the short-term trader and longer-term investor:
why pullbacks are preferred to breakouts, important cycles in the market (intra-day, 6-month, Presidential, 10-year); the importance of reversal candlesticks (e.g., "hammer" candle), the use of options with the TSM approach, and more. < Less