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Your Questions About Options First




Laura asks…




First job options for a teenager?
I'm fifteen and want to start looking for a first job. It doesn't necessarily mean that I want a job
this year, but I am interested in beginning to scout out my options. I really love food and am
planning on being a chef in later years. Anything related to food is a definite possibility. Thanks
for any help.




Steve Winston answers:

Mcdonalds or Burger King.
They usually always accept anyone. I know it's dirty work but it's a fresh start. If you work there
for 1-2 years you'll have many options later.

I'm 15 also I also want to work ( I live in Canada ) but I'm kind of busy with school. I can't wait to
make money. I'd like to buy more clothes and renovate my room. Good luck job hunting!

I hope I'll see you on the Food Network someday! haha




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John asks…




What would be a good first options trade for me?
I just got approved to trade options and I want to do a basic call but I'm not sure what to do.
Any ideas? I'm willing to lose $100. I just want to see how it works




Steve Winston answers:

I took a 3 day class few years ago about options. It sounded absolutely amazing. All the charts
and graphs, explanations, etc. All sounded fantastic. You can make a lot of money on options,
that's for sure. I remember instructor telling us that stocks can go to Zero but options can't. That,
as I found out, is absolute crap. If you are new to trading, start with stocks or mutual funds.
Why? Because options, unlike stocks, have time value (2 months, 4, 9, etc) as well as monetary
value. The longer you wait, the more money you'd lose even if your stock goes up. In other
words, let's say you buy one option contract but the value goes down. You then need to wait
until the value goes back up so that you can make some money. While you wait, the time goes
against you and you have minimum chance to recover. Options is all about right timing. If same
thing happens to the stock (let's say you bought Apple for $100) and it goes down, you don't
need to panic and just give it some time until it recovers. I lost money on options thinking I
would make a lot just like you do now. Go to OPTIONSXPRESS website, setup a free account,
and start with Virtual Trading. See how you do.




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Mary asks…




Teenager seeking first job options. Any oppurtunities to work over
the computer or apply to real jobs online?
I'm starting to want a first job, but I'm seeking oppurtunities using the internet?




Steve Winston answers:

Sorry to inform but if you are looking for a job online its going to be very tough. Your going to
get alot of scams and people just promoting their own income while you make squat. I would
suggest you to get a real job. Due to it can be used as a reference when you get into a better
job and lets your future employers see you have some work experience behind your belt. But i
know as a teenager working at home would be the ideal situation. But then i would suggest you
find a job close to home. Anything will really do just look around and ask around places if they
are hiring. If not then try looking on "craigslist". But be warned there are a lot of scam and get
rich quick scams. But i have had a few friends find some success from craigslist. You could also
look at job opportunities in the newspaper. Or free ads at the local grocery stores. I hope this
help answer some of your questions




                                                                                            3/9
Robert asks…




What is more likely to happen to Tim Tebow First? options below?
He fumbles his first snap under center?

He misreads the defense and throws an interception?

He stares down the receiver and with his slow delivering causes him to throw an interception?

Our he can't figure out where to adjust his pass blocking scheme and he get's creme?

Or something else




Steve Winston answers:

I actually think he'll trip over his own feet and fumble.




                                                                                         4/9
William asks…




Jeanna wants to buy a new boat for her family. She has two
payment options. The first optionis to pay a cash?
payment of $7,200. The second option is to finance the boat with a three-year installment loan.
the loan requires a 10% down payment and 36 equal payments of $205. According to this
infomation, what would be the finance charge on the loan?




Steve Winston answers:

Find your 10%
7200/10 = 720

equal payments
205 x 36 = 7380

overall
720 + 7380 = 8100

$8100




                                                                                          5/9
Sharon asks…




What are your options when you get caught shoplifting as a first
offense?
The crime was committed in California for a net merchandise worth of 49$. The bill sent was for
400$. The accused has a clean record and is a first offense. What would happen if he/she were
to refuse to pay the 400$ fine? What are his/her options?




Steve Winston answers:

It sounds like this bill came from the store where the shoplifting occurred. The police were not
involved and nobody went to court, is that correct?
If so, the bill is an offer of settlement. Basically, the store is allowing you to pay them $400 in
exchange for them not pursuing it as a criminal action through the courts. If you do not pay the
bill, they will likely report the matter to the police and you will be prosecuted for petty theft. You
will be given probation, ordered to do community service, and likely will have to pay fines and
restitution for an even greater amount. You will also have a criminal record.
Of you can pay the $400 and forget that the whole thing ever happened and keep out of the
courts, off probation, and avoid a criminal record.




                                                                                                 6/9
It's your choice.




Ken asks…




my family are planning a vacation to switzerland which is our first
time there. we have 2 options either go on?
my family are planning a 10 days vacation to switzerland which is our first time there.
we have 2 options either go on early december or on february
when is it warmer and better ?




Steve Winston answers:

February is better. Although Switzerland is wonderful in December it is definitely more
expensive to travel around that time with all of the holidays. (Flights, hotel, etc.)
February is just as nice weather-wise and if you plan on going skiing chances are better to have
good snow on the ground.




                                                                                          7/9
Mark asks…




My baby girl is leaving home for the first time, heading to college.
What are my options?
My baby girl is leaving home for the first time, heading to college. She is NOT a healthy girl,
and we already had our share of trouble with insurance companies. I heard about
school-sponsored health insurances. Can that be a good coverage for her or do they have the
same restrictions? What are my options? I really don’t like the prospect of her being there
alone without a proper coverage.




Steve Winston answers:

Call the school and ask about their insurance coverage and compare it with the one you have.
As long as she's a student she can stay on yours. Do the pros and cons of her staying on your
insurance or using the schools.




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Your Questions About Options First

  • 1. Your Questions About Options First Laura asks… First job options for a teenager? I'm fifteen and want to start looking for a first job. It doesn't necessarily mean that I want a job this year, but I am interested in beginning to scout out my options. I really love food and am planning on being a chef in later years. Anything related to food is a definite possibility. Thanks for any help. Steve Winston answers: Mcdonalds or Burger King. They usually always accept anyone. I know it's dirty work but it's a fresh start. If you work there for 1-2 years you'll have many options later. I'm 15 also I also want to work ( I live in Canada ) but I'm kind of busy with school. I can't wait to make money. I'd like to buy more clothes and renovate my room. Good luck job hunting! I hope I'll see you on the Food Network someday! haha 1/9
  • 2. John asks… What would be a good first options trade for me? I just got approved to trade options and I want to do a basic call but I'm not sure what to do. Any ideas? I'm willing to lose $100. I just want to see how it works Steve Winston answers: I took a 3 day class few years ago about options. It sounded absolutely amazing. All the charts and graphs, explanations, etc. All sounded fantastic. You can make a lot of money on options, that's for sure. I remember instructor telling us that stocks can go to Zero but options can't. That, as I found out, is absolute crap. If you are new to trading, start with stocks or mutual funds. Why? Because options, unlike stocks, have time value (2 months, 4, 9, etc) as well as monetary value. The longer you wait, the more money you'd lose even if your stock goes up. In other words, let's say you buy one option contract but the value goes down. You then need to wait until the value goes back up so that you can make some money. While you wait, the time goes against you and you have minimum chance to recover. Options is all about right timing. If same thing happens to the stock (let's say you bought Apple for $100) and it goes down, you don't need to panic and just give it some time until it recovers. I lost money on options thinking I would make a lot just like you do now. Go to OPTIONSXPRESS website, setup a free account, and start with Virtual Trading. See how you do. 2/9
  • 3. Mary asks… Teenager seeking first job options. Any oppurtunities to work over the computer or apply to real jobs online? I'm starting to want a first job, but I'm seeking oppurtunities using the internet? Steve Winston answers: Sorry to inform but if you are looking for a job online its going to be very tough. Your going to get alot of scams and people just promoting their own income while you make squat. I would suggest you to get a real job. Due to it can be used as a reference when you get into a better job and lets your future employers see you have some work experience behind your belt. But i know as a teenager working at home would be the ideal situation. But then i would suggest you find a job close to home. Anything will really do just look around and ask around places if they are hiring. If not then try looking on "craigslist". But be warned there are a lot of scam and get rich quick scams. But i have had a few friends find some success from craigslist. You could also look at job opportunities in the newspaper. Or free ads at the local grocery stores. I hope this help answer some of your questions 3/9
  • 4. Robert asks… What is more likely to happen to Tim Tebow First? options below? He fumbles his first snap under center? He misreads the defense and throws an interception? He stares down the receiver and with his slow delivering causes him to throw an interception? Our he can't figure out where to adjust his pass blocking scheme and he get's creme? Or something else Steve Winston answers: I actually think he'll trip over his own feet and fumble. 4/9
  • 5. William asks… Jeanna wants to buy a new boat for her family. She has two payment options. The first optionis to pay a cash? payment of $7,200. The second option is to finance the boat with a three-year installment loan. the loan requires a 10% down payment and 36 equal payments of $205. According to this infomation, what would be the finance charge on the loan? Steve Winston answers: Find your 10% 7200/10 = 720 equal payments 205 x 36 = 7380 overall 720 + 7380 = 8100 $8100 5/9
  • 6. Sharon asks… What are your options when you get caught shoplifting as a first offense? The crime was committed in California for a net merchandise worth of 49$. The bill sent was for 400$. The accused has a clean record and is a first offense. What would happen if he/she were to refuse to pay the 400$ fine? What are his/her options? Steve Winston answers: It sounds like this bill came from the store where the shoplifting occurred. The police were not involved and nobody went to court, is that correct? If so, the bill is an offer of settlement. Basically, the store is allowing you to pay them $400 in exchange for them not pursuing it as a criminal action through the courts. If you do not pay the bill, they will likely report the matter to the police and you will be prosecuted for petty theft. You will be given probation, ordered to do community service, and likely will have to pay fines and restitution for an even greater amount. You will also have a criminal record. Of you can pay the $400 and forget that the whole thing ever happened and keep out of the courts, off probation, and avoid a criminal record. 6/9
  • 7. It's your choice. Ken asks… my family are planning a vacation to switzerland which is our first time there. we have 2 options either go on? my family are planning a 10 days vacation to switzerland which is our first time there. we have 2 options either go on early december or on february when is it warmer and better ? Steve Winston answers: February is better. Although Switzerland is wonderful in December it is definitely more expensive to travel around that time with all of the holidays. (Flights, hotel, etc.) February is just as nice weather-wise and if you plan on going skiing chances are better to have good snow on the ground. 7/9
  • 8. Mark asks… My baby girl is leaving home for the first time, heading to college. What are my options? My baby girl is leaving home for the first time, heading to college. She is NOT a healthy girl, and we already had our share of trouble with insurance companies. I heard about school-sponsored health insurances. Can that be a good coverage for her or do they have the same restrictions? What are my options? I really don’t like the prospect of her being there alone without a proper coverage. Steve Winston answers: Call the school and ask about their insurance coverage and compare it with the one you have. As long as she's a student she can stay on yours. Do the pros and cons of her staying on your insurance or using the schools. 8/9
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