A Formidable Partnership Since 1985


Ron Jackson
Publisher


Ken Trester
Managing Editor


Jeff Carter
Senior Editor

In the late 1970s Ken Trester began professionally trading stock options. 

In 1983 Ken launched his first options newsletter. 

Two years later Ron Jackson recognized Ken's rare talents and genius forging a business alliance with Ken.

This merger allowed Ken to devote full time to researching the stock options market while Ron assumed the role of business manager and publisher.

In 1991 as our options services grew in scope, content and service, Jeff Carter joined as Senior Editor.  

This formidable three part joint venture has  produced options publications and services which are unrivaled in content, integrity and in profitability for nearly two decades.  

Never A Losing Year
From his offices near Lake Tahoe Ken devotes his professional efforts to exclusively tracking the options market. Jeff backs Ken supplying critical research.

The result is a track record that no other publication can equal.  Since 1983 Ken's options publications have never had a losing year.  

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Our Track Record
Ken Trester and Ultimate Option Strategies issues one track record per calendar year.  To see our most recent track record click here

Thinking LEAP Options?
For many investors this is the right time to consider LEAPs since the risk compared to stocks is relatively low. Have you ever considered buying a LEAP option and then selling calls against the LEAP? For more advice click here.

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Free Weekly Options Newsletter
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Looking for Options Software?
Our award winning software is easy to use, time tested, profitable and easy on the budget. Three different programs suitable for all options traders.  Click here for more information.

Is this the Right Time for Put Options?
You Insure your house and your car but do you insure your stocks and mutual funds?  Probably not.  You can protect your stock market profits and actually make money in a down market with put options. For details click here.

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Option Profits in Bull Markets, Bear Markets
You can make money with options in BOTH bull and bear markets.  

Here are some (not all) of our recent profits (all trades opened and closed within 3 weeks)...

Home Depot Put, 66% gain... Abbott Laboratories Put, 38% gain... Sybase Put, 54% profit.... Humana Call, 72% profit... Bear Stearns Call, 91% profit... TXU Corp Call, 64% profit... Helmerich & Payne Call, 61% profit... Tribune Call, 180% profit... Procter Gamble Call, 123% profit... Juniper Networks Put, 116% gain.

For our complete track record dating back to 1990 please click here.

FREE Subscription to Our $995 Newsletter
A limited number of options traders may qualify for our weekly buy/sell advice in our fee based newsletter, Ultimate Option Strategies. We've never had a losing year.  To see how to get the free subscription click here

Professional Options Traders
Our newsletters and options trading reports are edited by two of America's most experienced and successful options traders Ken Trester and Jeff Carter.  For more about our editors click here.

Looking for an Option Broker?
While we do not recommend the services of any specific broker, here's a list of option brokers have worked successfully with option traders for years. For more about options brokers click here

Have a Question, Need Advice?
Unlike many financial services we know our business relies on helping you increase profits.  Need help, advice, want to bounce an idea off us -- then contact us.

Our Number 1 Rule for Buying Options:
Only buy underpriced options. Sticking with undervalued and cheap options gives you two critical advantages:

First, you risk less money when you buy a cheap option.  It is much easier on the pocketbook to lose $50 than $500 if the option expires worthless.

Second, if the stock crosses the strike price (putting it "in the money") before your option expires, you not only win your bet but your percentage gains will be more than had you bought a more expensive option. It's simple.

Price is the key to success in the options market.  When you pay too much for an option the odds are stacked against you. Finding underpriced options is simple in theory but in the real world it takes an enormous amount of work.  Ken Trester and Jeff Carter have developed computer pricing models, strategies and techniques that does this better than anyone else. For more about their strategies click here

Our Profit Strategy:
The basic options trading secret we've learned over the past 20 years. Click here 


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Ultimate Option Strategies is published by Ultimate Option Strategies Company. Managing Editor: Ken Trester. Senior Editor: Jeff Carter, Publisher Ron Jackson.  Copyright 2003-2006 Ultimate Options Strategies. All rights reserved. It is a violation of United States laws to duplicate or reprint this publication for redistribution in any quantity without permission. We advise all readers that there can be high risk in options trading. You can lose your entire investment. Individual results may vary from those achieved by the newsletter, and no actual investment positions are taken by the newsletter. It cannot be assumed that present or future recommendations will be profitable or equal past performance. The information contained herein has been obtained from sources believed to be reliable but there is no guarantee it is accurate or complete and it should not be relied upon. This publication should only be used by sophisticated investors who are fully aware of the risks in options trading. -- Ken Trester, Jeff Carter Ultimate Option Strategies Company also publishes The Complete Option Report and Option Tactics