Related Sites of Interest

Below you will find sites either directly related to option trading or to the many services that Steve Polonoski provides as an investment advisor.  You may also find sites of general interest.  If you have a site you think we should consider of interest, please feel free to contact us  and let us know about it.  Please have a look around.

Steve Polonoski is employed by one of Canada's largest independent brokerage houses.  Wellington West Capital Inc. is an Investment Dealer Association Member(IDA) as well the firm belongs to the Canadian Investor Protection Fund (CIPF).  Please visit the Wellington West Capital Inc. website for information about the firm and the services provided.

Steve regularly uses Exchange Traded Funds (ETF's) and the options listed upon these products in his day to day account management.  Whether Steve is building portfolio's built with ETF's or trading Sector Based Option trades, ETF's and the options listed upon them may be invaluable products for investors to be aware of.  To learn more about Exchange Traded funds, please visit  the iShares website.  If you are an investor holding mutual funds in your portfolio, you should also be aware of the many benefits and risks associated with owning ETF's instead of mutual funds in your portfolio.

For additional related option information please visit any of the following websites:

Montreal Exchange for option information for Canadian investors

Option Industry Council for general knowledge

Chicago Board Options Exchange for detailed general knowledge on options

If you are looking for insight into current issues affecting the markets, you may find what you are looking for at The Market Traders website. Check it out! 

For Currency Trading information check FXStreet 

For Company documents, financials and press releases, check Sedar

For the latest information from the Bank Of Canada

Ontario Securities Commission

Securities and Exchange Commission

Are you looking for techical confirmation for your trade decisions?  You might want to check out American Bulls, for the technical analysis and trading signals they provide. Whether it is a long, short or neutral trade, you can then consider which option strategy will work best given the outlook.

Finally, if we have missed anything of interest for you, please ask Google to take you there.

That's all for now, but keep checking back as we regularly update our "related" sites to help keep you current.  Thanks for visiting.

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