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It relies on the principles that launched Bill Gates and Mark Zuckerberg to the top of Forbes wealthiest list.
Don't believe us? One of his recent trades made him $2,871 in a week.
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| | | Lowering Rates Won't Work… Here's Why |
| The Fed just won't be able to save the markets this go around…
The damage of the coronavirus is done. And last I checked, lower interest rates won't stop the spread or cure the virus.
Many Chinese businesses, companies and manufacturing plants are completely shut down -- and no amount of stimulus will open up factories that are offline due to the number of sick workers or fears that the virus will spread.
Think about it. From a technical perspective what I'm seeing in the charts is bizarre -- check it out for yourself. But don't worry, I'll help you navigate this bi-polar market.
I'm also covering why NASDAQ is leading the overall market… how volatility is impacting the economy… when I expect markets to recover… and how to gain an edge in this market.
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| | | My Full Guide to Trading Options |
| Many of you may be new to trading options…
And I understand that using options for the first time can be intimidating. But trust me: It's absolutely worth learning about, and it's much simpler than you might think.
You see, I've been trading 40+ years… and one of the keys to my success has been continuing to discover and learn different approaches. I recommend you keep a similar open-mindedness when it comes to making money in financial markets.
Today I want to give you some insight from what I've learned trading options over the past four decades.
That includes everything from understanding the value of options to the different types of strategies you can use.
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| "Hi Roger, Really enjoy the classes and learned so much, and appreciate very much."
Kelvin L.
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| | A Credit Spread is an option strategy involving the simultaneous buying and selling of options with different strike prices requiring a net inflow of cash. Here, the sum of all options sold is higher than the sum of all options purchased. The difference between the two premiums is a credit you receive, and it will be deposited in your brokerage account when you open the position. In most cases, the goal of a credit spread is to have both options expire worthless, retaining your credit as profit from the transaction. |
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