ETF Strategies

Electronic Traded Funds may be one of the best investment vehicles invented since the mutual fund. These low cost/easily-traded stock-like investments allow you to trade entire sectors or other specialized indices with ease.

Our ETF Option Reports cover all available ETFs. Each report compares the potential profits and risks involved when using three different strategies: 1) Buying the ETF, 2) Using a covered call, or 3) Using a calendar spread to play the ETF.

Each of these strategies has unique strengths and weaknesses and that’s why we use informative charts, tables, and our exclusive “Key” risk rating to help you decide which strategy makes the most sense for you.  The Key risk ranking assigns a one (most risky) to five (least relative risk) risk indicator for each trade as a quick reference for the relative risk each trade. 

Why consider investing in an ETF without seeing, comparing and analyzing other strategies to reduce risk and potentially improve returns?