Apple Selects Options Insider Mobile, a new application from www.TheOptionsInsider.com, as a Featured Application for the Iphone…

The episode you have been waiting for is finally here. In Episode 24, we dive into the controversial world of options dark pools with the CEO of Ballista…

The battle for options dominance continued unabated in July. It's time to break down the winners and losers…

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In this episode, Mark is joined by David Fisher, CEO of optionsXpress. Mark and David discuss the brutal competitive battlefield known as the retail options market. Can optionsXpress emerge victorious in the arms race for lower commissions, better executions and superior technology? Tune in to find out…

Fears over the potential collapse of Freddie Mac & Fannie Mae…The surging VIX…Rising oil prices & concerns of a broader conflict in the Middle East…Soaring inflation…A run on banks that is reminiscent of the Great Depression…What do all of these factors have in common? They have combined to create the perfect options storm…

In this episode, Mark is joined by Al Brinkman, Director of Derivatives Marketing at the Philadelphia Stock Exchange (PHLX). Mark and Al discuss the rapidly growing market for currency options. They also discuss the NASDAQ/PHLX merger and the battle between maker-taker and traditional options models.

ONN.tv's "Street Smarts" program recently profiled www.TheOptionsInsider.com founder Mark Longo

Visitors to www.TheOptionsInsider.com can now review the latest forum posts from any page on the site…

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This episode of Traders Talk Live Radio (AM 560 WIND Chicago) features special guest Mark Longo and is devoted to options basics for retail stock investors.

In this episode, Mark is joined by Bill Brodsky, President & CEO of the Chicago Board Options Exchange. Mark and Bill discuss the explosion of interest in the CBOE Volatility Index (VIX). They also discuss penny pricing, the rise of dark pools and the options industry's growing dissatisfaction with the SEC.