Kate asked:


I bought a 2002 Nissan Altima 8 months ago for $8750. Since then, the check engine light has come on 4 times. This last time it came up as the catalytic converter needing replacement, which was quoted to me at $2000. The dealership gave me the option of trading it in to do a college graduate lease-to-own of a 2011 Nissan Sentra SR. The deal would be $150/month for 39 months, 15,000 miles per year, with a $2500 check back to me. This deal also includes all taxes, registration, fees, etc.-no extra charges. Is this a good deal or should I shop around elsewhere? Thanks!
At the end of the lease my plan is to trade it in and purchase a used car-I’m currently driving around 1000 miles a month for my job but will be leaving it in 3 years and looking to start over with a “new” used car

Kate asked:


I bought a 2002 Nissan Altima 8 months ago for $8750. Since then, the check engine light has come on 4 times. This last time it came up as the catalytic converter needing replacement, which was quoted to me at $2000. The dealership gave me the option of trading it in to do a college graduate lease-to-own of a 2011 Nissan Sentra SR. The deal would be $150/month for 39 months, 15,000 miles per year, with a $2500 check back to me. Is this a good deal or should I shop around elsewhere? Thanks!
The $150/month includes all taxes, fees, etc.

pps p asked:


Hello, I understand that first of all we need to know how the future price of the Underlying security is going to be bullish or bearish or neutral…..Then after finding out the trend we have to select the strategies…..I am really having trouble here in really correct trend…..

If you are successful option trader How do you come to conclusion that you are going to bet the price of security is bullish or bearish or neutral?What Kind of analysis you do?Do you use put/call ratio like something as a Indicator for confirming the trend?Please share your ideas How to Jump to conclusion to bet that product’s price will be bullish or bearish or neutral?Please explain to me in simplae and clear way……I do not have trouble in selecting the strategy after find the trend ie, bullish or bearish or neutral……I need some experienced Option trader’s confirmation for the basement of selecting the trend?

Thank you.

mimi asked:


I think I understand the basics of option trading like calls and puts. What I need help is why an option May put has a strike price of 55 when it’s underlying stock is at 52.03 in Feb? Isn’t the put for buying it down?

Captain Charisma asked:


I’m studying for my series 7, and the options are confusing me. How can I use the T-chart to hedge against market fluctuation and determine the gains/losses?

Mark W asked:


I am trying to learn more about option trading. I know how to use calls and puts and have made money doing this. But I now want to get involved in straddles, spreads and selling options. So if I am using a straddle how do I unwind from the negative side of the straddle when the stock is moving away from that side? How do I use a spread and how do I sell a seccessful option?