Options Action

Options Action (2009- )

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Options Action is a weekly half-hour program, hosted by CNBC's Melissa Lee and sponsored by thinkorswim (Nasdaq: SWIM), a leader in investor education and options trades, CNBC's Options Action is a fast-paced, weekly half-hour roundtable discussion featuring four prominent options traders who will explain the advantages of options trading and demonstrate the strategy using the news of the week. Fresh from the trading desks, the Options Action traders will not only offer the latest fundamental analysis of individual stocks, but also teach viewers how to employ the right option strategies to potentially limit risk and increase investment rewards.

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Scheduleevery Friday at 17:30 (30 min)

Recent Episodes

EpisodeNameAirdate
S09E43Episode 43nov. 3, 2017
S09E42Episode 42oct. 27, 2017
S09E41Episode 41oct. 20, 2017
S09E40Episode 40oct. 13, 2017
S09E39Episode 39oct. 6, 2017
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Frequently Asked Questions  Warning: Spoilers

When did Options Action premiere?

Options Action premiered on June 5, 2009.

Who is the host of Options Action?

The host of Options Action is Melissa Lee.

What network aired Options Action?

Options Action aired on CNBC.

What is Options Action about?

Options Action is a show where industry professionals discuss and give advice on trading options.

How long is each episode of Options Action?

Each episode of Options Action is typically 30 minutes long.

Is Options Action a live show?

Yes, Options Action is a live show.

How often does Options Action air?

Options Action airs once a week, every Friday.

Who are some of the regular contributors on Options Action?

Some of the regular contributors on Options Action include Dan Nathan, Michael Khouw, and Brian Stutland.

How many segments are usually featured on Options Action?

Options Action usually features three segments.

What is the "Action Alert" segment on Options Action?

The "Action Alert" segment on Options Action is where the panel offers actionable trading ideas.

What are some of the topics discussed on Options Action?

Some of the topics discussed on Options Action include market trends, stock movements, and trading strategies.

Has Options Action ever had any special guests?

Yes, Options Action has had special guests such as CEOs of companies featured on the show.

Has Options Action won any awards?

It's unclear whether or not Options Action has won any awards.

Are there any online resources available to learn more about Options Action?

Yes, CNBC's website offers articles and videos about Options Action.

Has Options Action ever had any spinoffs or companion shows?

No, Options Action has not had any spinoffs or companion shows.

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