FactorShares, a brand new issuer, has submitted five new ETFs for SEC approval in the leveraged ETF space (ticker symbols are still pending). The new funds include the FactorShares S&P 2x US Equity Premium, FactorShares S&P 2x US Anti-Equity Premium, FactorShares S&P 2x US Equity Anti-USD, FactorShares S&P GSCI 2x Crude Oil Premium, and FactorShares S&P GSCI 2x Gold Premium. Each fund will focus on capturing the spread between the S&P 500 and a certain benchmark, adding a twist to how leveraged ETFs have traditionally operated. The Equity Premium ETF will go long the S&P 500 and use futures to short 30-year Treasury Bonds, positioning it to profit if stocks outperform bonds. For investors who are forecasting a declining equity market and a flight to quality (i.e., Treasuries), the Anti-Equity Premium ETF could become an interesting option: this proposed fund would short the S&P 500 and go long in Treasuries

For investors more concerned with the correlation between the dollar and equity markets, FactorShares will offer the U.S. Equity Anti-USD ETF, which will reflect the difference between S&P 500 futures and a dollar index. For commodity-focused investors, both the Oil and Gold ETFs will go long in their respective commodities and short the S&P 500, potentially offering a way to profit if inflation soars and investors dump equities for hard assets and currency.

Tyler Vernon is a Principal and Portfolio Manager at Princeton, NJ based Biltmore Capital Advisors.

We had the opportunity to ask Tyler how he's allocating among different asset classes in this environment, and what his overall strategy is for outperformance in 2010.

In this post I will outline 25 stocks which will return high one-day returns using the buy write option strategy.

This post assumes the underlying security will be at or above the indicated strike price at market close. First and foremost, it is very important to write the shares out as early as possible as volatility rushes into the market in the morning, and not wait for it to start decreasing rapidly in the afternoon.