About Tim Biggam

Tim spent 13 years as Chief Options Strategist at Man Securities in Chicago, 4 years as Lead Options Strategist at ThinkorSwim and 3 years as a Market Maker for First Options in Chicago.

He is the editor of the POWR Options newsletter.

He began his trading career on the CBOE trading floor just months before the crash of 1987. Surviving Black Monday taught him an invaluable lesson in managing both your risk and emotions. In addition, he traded for a volatility arbitrage hedge fund for over five years and created and runs an option and volatility based separately managed accounts (SMA) program.

Tim makes regular appearances on Bloomberg TV "Options Insight" and CBOE-TV "Vol 411" to discuss option strategies. He also is a weekly contributor to the TD Ameritrade Network "Morning Trade Live" and Business First AM "Trader Talk". Tim has also appeared on CNBC’s Volatility Playbook.

Tim has a Masters of Science degree in Financial Markets and Trading from the Illinois Institute of Technology Stuart School of Business. He is an avid golfer and a die hard Chicago Bears fan-so he knows about taking losses. He feels that while losses are inevitable in trading, large losses are unconscionable. Position sizing and risk control are just as important as trade selection when trading options.

His overriding passion is to make the complex world of options more understandable and therefore more useful to the everyday trader. If you would like to see more of his best options trades, then click the following link See Tim Biggam's Favorite Options Trades.


Recent Articles By Tim Biggam

: MSFT |  News, Ratings, and Charts

Why Valuations And Volatility Ultimately Matter In Microsoft And Other AI Fueled Stocks

Looking back at how Microsoft (MSFT) has fared in the last month from maniacal melt-up to mini melt down
: TSLA |  News, Ratings, and Charts

3 Reasons Tesla Is Looking Tired And Toppy

Tesla (TSLA) looks to have stalled after a red-hot rally.
: MSFT |  News, Ratings, and Charts

3 Reasons Why AI May Mean Artificially Inflated For Microsoft (MSFT)

Microsoft (MSFT) continues to make new highs. The real question is it too high to keep flying. Caution may be warranted in MSFT.
: SPY |  News, Ratings, and Charts

All We Are Saying Is Give Puts A Chance

Lower IV and higher rates make a put purchases more attractive on a richly valued S&P 500
: CRUS |  News, Ratings, and Charts

How It Paid Off To Go Long The Best Chip Stock When The Chips Were Down

Buy the best when things look the worst. A quick analysis of the lastest trade in semi stock CRUS.
: QQQ |  News, Ratings, and Charts

3 Reasons Why Now Is A Great Time To Consider A Covered Call Strategy In QQQ

Buy the pullback in QQQ and hedge by selling pricy calls with Strong Buy Rated QYLD.
: RIO |  News, Ratings, and Charts

How To Buy The Best Stocks At The Best Time

How to use the POWR Options approach of combining fundamental, technical and implied volatility analysis with a recent RIO trade as an example
: ZTS |  News, Ratings, and Charts

How To Painlessly Put Together A Profitable POWR Pairs Trade

Using the POWR Ratings to power profits on a POWR Pairs trade in Zoetis (ZTS) and Air Products (APD)
: HPQ |  News, Ratings, and Charts

How To Combine The Power Of Options And The POWR Ratings To Produce A POWR Pair Trade

Using the POWR Ratings to power profits in a POWR pairs trade in HPQ and WDC
: AMD |  News, Ratings, and Charts

How To Profit Using The POWR Options Pairs Trade

Buying bullish calls on the best stocks like QCOM and bearish puts on the lower rated stocks like AMD
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