In this live webinar, one thing I'll discuss is why call buying is not always bullish, and put buying not always bearish.
In my upcoming talk at the Traders Exclusive LIVE Event, I will show you how to read options volume versus open interest, and why average stock volume is important.
Because I'll also explain what to look for to differentiate between speculative option orders and those placed to hedge against a stock position (these options expire on Friday, listed the Thursday before).
Will you be there live, with me, on July 6th?
Andrew
Andrew Keene
P.S.Be sure to register even if you can't join live. There will be a replay. You don't want to miss out on this! Click here to register and secure your spot.
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