Mark Sebastian is a former member of both the Chicago Board Options Exchange and the American Stock Exchange. He is the Chief Operating Officer of Option Pit Mentoring and Consulting, a Chicago-based option education firm. Sebastian has been published nationally on Yahoo! Finance, quoted in The Wall Street Journal, Reuters and Bloomberg and is an All-Star Contributor for the Options Profits team. Mark is also the managing editor for Expiring Monthly: The Option Traders Journal, an all-digital, all-options magazine. Mark has appeared on CNBC's "Fast Money" and spoken for the CBOE, the ISE, CME, VOLX and is a co-host on the popular "Option Block" podcast and is the "Volatility Reporter" for the Volatility Views podcast. Mark has a bachelor's degree from Villanova University.

Analysts, bloggers and fan boys have been arguing the fundamentals and technical cases for a trade (or not) in Apple. Mark Sebastian, COO of Option Pit Mentoring, shows how to look at the VXAPL (Apple VIX) for a trade.
Mark Sebastian of Option Pit and Jill Malandrino look at mulitple relative and historical levels of the VIX and how it relates to the market.
Mark Sebastian of Option Pit and Jill Malandrino review the structure of VXX and what reverse implications to the product mean.

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