Although videos and blog posts are both very inspirational, what I find more motivating is experiencing first hand their teaching abilities, and modeling strong work ethics while holding students accountable to the same standards that they demand for themselves.

Both stories are inspirational, they show the results of working hard, being teachable, and being motivated in order to succeed.

I like the blog from Paul. There's sound advice to learn from the picks and advice versus following, jumping in and chasing. I'm stilll learning as a Challenge student and have definitely learned the number one rule of cutting losses quickly. (the hard way) Fortunately it wasn't devastating. I will be mapping my own picks in the near future as I continue to learn from the DVD's and alerts.

I think Tim s story is really amazing and inspirational. But I also find really insteristing Paul s.

how are you determining which ones to go long on? are searching by biggest losers or are you trying to go in early on a pump

So you own 100 shares of a specific stock and then you write an option hoping that the option buyer fails? Am I correct in that assessment?

Or I don't own any stock but have the cash to write cash-backed puts, if assigned, write covered calls on the shares until shares are taken away...rinse repeat

So you're buying the pit not selling the put?

I'm selling the put, but with enough money that if assigned shares I can have enough to buy them, then I sell calls.

does that mean solid support at 1.46?

I'm super Syked! you can have that one Tim. baller status coming soon