Pssst . . . Want Some Free Stock?

Sorry – I’m not trying to turn this website into a seedy back alley or anything, but I’ve decided to make available my special 15-page report, "How to Acquire Free Stock Through the Strategic Use of Options" as a special thank-you to visitors of this site.

The report serves as a great introduction to options – mainly the flexibility offered by options (there’s a reason they call them 'options') as well as their proven ability to generate cash profits above, beyond, and completely separate from the underlying stock on which they trade.

In "How to Acquire Free Stock Through the Strategic Use of Options" you’ll learn:

• The simplest and easiest way to acquire free stock (no inheritance tax required!)
• 3 separate strategic approaches you can use to acquire stock for free
• Simple but powerful accounting methods for planning and tracking your free acquisitions

I’m a proponent of long term investing. I like owning stock (in quality companies) and the more shares I can get my hands on, the happier I am. And the idea of getting stock for nothing makes me even happier. Even in bear markets. Even in bad bear markets. Even in really, really ugly bear markets.

If you’ve looked around this site at all, you realize that much of Great Option Trading Strategies is dedicated to promoting the message that long term investing and option trading really can work together. In fact, using certain option trading strategies (I call this approach, Leveraged Investing) makes it tons easier to be a successful long term investor.

Ultimately, I’m giving this report away for two reasons:

1. I want to do my part to encourage long term investing. Long term investing, I believe, is the only form of investing that actually works. That’s not a swipe at trading or traders — those who know what they’re doing can do very well. (I actually recommend a couple of paid trading services for those who prefer trading over investing.) But most individual investors are neither investors nor are they traders. They’re somewhere in between. They may consider themselves investors, but they over trade, they trade emotionally, and they’re way, way too short-sighted. (I know first hand since that’s how I introduced myself to the stock market back in the day. Think you can’t lose money in a raging bull market? Trust me, it can be done.)
2. I’m also giving away the report as an incentive to promote the free Great Option Article Alert email service. Anytime I post a new, original article (usually pertaining to some aspect of my favorite subject – long term investing and options), I send out a quick email to subscribers of the service with a link to the new piece (you can check out the Article page for a complete listing of all articles to date). A new article typically appears every 2-4 weeks. Nothing spammy or shady going on. You can unsubscribe at any time if the articles don’t turn out to be your thing. But I’d love for you to sign up and help support (and be supported by) a longer term perspective that tends to be shouted down in a short term world of CNBC frenzy and incessant Wall Street noise.

To retrieve your complimentary copy of "How to Acquire Free Stock Through the Strategic Use of Options," please fill out the form below. Instructions will follow.

Thanks and enjoy!