Options are the cheapest way to play the stock market.  Buying a stock is a big expense.  For a fraction of the cost of owning a stock you could purchase options in the company that are tradeable and more active than common stock giving investors the ability make hyper returns.  This crash course is an abbreviated summary of the Options Markets.

Small investors have historically been barred from access to easy money in the capital markets.  Since the creation of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) in 1934, investment professionals have been barred from dealing with the average American using what's called suitability requirements.