What's the difference between a stock and an option?
You tell me...
When Cree Inc. (CREE:NASDAQ) rocketed from a $22 low to more than $36, would you have preferred a 64% gain with the underlying stock, or the 305% option gain that followed?
I thought so. Listen: At the end of the day, it really all boils down to leveraging your profit potential with options.
It's the difference between a small profit and a small fortune.
And I couldn't be happier to work along side the Green Chip team to help you double, triple...even quadruple your gains.
These are just a taste of our recent winners, to date. In mere weeks, we've taken:
Beacon Power - 31%
Emcore Corporation - 14%
Emcore September 7.50 call - 31%
Evergreen Solar September 10 call - 77%
Evergreen Solar September 10 call - 51%
LDK Solar Company - 23% and 12%
Again, those gains were taken in just weeks of initial recommendation.
Though, I should note that options can only be traded on certain stocks. So for some of these trades, you'll just have to take the 5%, 10%, or 15% profit.
Of course, while you may already know the ins and outs of options trading, there are those who are hesitant about taking on options. But the truth is... it's not as hard as you think. And to help you along, Green Chip Options members get exclusive access to my special report: "How to Invest in Options."
And at Green Chip Options, not only do we trade options, but we also play the short sides of cash-rich oil and gas companies that are partially responsible for today's economic malaise.
So join me, and Green Chip managing editor, Jeff Siegel as we take green investing to an even more profitable level with options!