Stocks To Watch – 8/3/2026
This week’s stocks to watch for August 3, 2026 include HIMS, HPQ, AXP, TSLA, and CLF. Get key support and resistance levels, price targets, and full technical analysis for each setup.
Alert Blueprints May 2026: Every Alert, Charted and Ranked
Every Pure Power Picks options alert from May 2026, broken down honestly. 12 alerts, an 83% win rate, 10 winners and 2 misses, plus the real drawdown on every trade.
Stocks To Watch – 7/27/2026
This week’s stocks to watch for July 27, 2026 include RTX, HOOD, KLAR, FCX, CSCO, and TSCO. Get key support and resistance levels, price targets, and full technical analysis for each setup.
StockCharts Review (2026): Is It Worth It for Options Traders?
StockCharts is a polished, education-rich charting platform built for technical analysts and equity investors. But with no option chains, Greeks, or strategy modeling, dedicated options traders will need to pair it with a broker or purpose-built tool.
Stocks To Watch – 7/20/2026
This week’s stocks to watch for July 20, 2026 include FSLY, ROKU, LCID, INTC, DVN, and BAC. Get key support and resistance levels, price targets, and full technical analysis for each setup.
Cash-Secured Puts Explained: Get Paid to Buy Stocks You Want
A cash-secured put pays you premium to agree to buy a stock you want at a lower price. Here is how the strategy works, what it costs, and its real risks.
How to Scale Options Trading Size Without Blowing Up
Scaling options size is a math problem with a psychology tax. Learn the 5-phase framework that lets you grow contract size without torching your account.
Webull Review (2026): Is It Worth It for Options Traders?
Webull delivers commission-free options, a slick interface, and one of the best mobile apps around, all at zero cost. But shallow analytics and thin education mean serious options traders will eventually outgrow it.
Position Sizing for Options: The Math That Keeps Traders Alive
Position sizing for options, honestly: the one formula, which risk number to size on per strategy, small-account sizing, and the math that keeps you alive.
Poor Man’s Covered Call (PMCC): Covered-Call Income With Less Capital
The poor man’s covered call earns covered-call income for 60–80% less capital using a LEAPS. Here’s the exact setup, a worked example, the risks, and how to roll it.