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"options Intensive" Training Scottsdale Arizona November 8
Posted on 11/01/2007 10:49:53 | Link | Post Comment
The Options Intensive Training is on November 8th at the Embassy Suites, Scottsdale Arizona. Don't miss this is a four day options trading workshop. Click here to review the "Options Intensive" Training in Scottsdale Arizona.
Here's just a few things you will learn from this options training program. Below is a summary of 3 Common Myths of Options Trading.
There are many misconceptions about options trading. I'm going to clear three of them up here.
Myth 1: Options trading is risky.
Options trading can be risky, if you don't know what you're doing. By creating a trading plan and following it, you automatically eliminate a large part of the risk.
The nice thing about options is you get leverage. You put up a few hundred dollars, yet you get to control a few thousand dollars' worth of stock.
Of course, your option can expire worthless. This happens sometimes. After tracking options for an entire year, Lawrence G. McMillan discovered that 32% of all options contracts expire worthless.
But that means 68% of all options contracts expire with value of some kind. And with the right trading rules, I'm sure you could raise your odds even more.
Myth 2: Options trading requires hard work.
Some traders think they'll make more money by working hard at trading. But that's not the truth.
I've discovered that traders who have a strong work ethic usually make less than the trader who "works" only 20 minutes a day.
I think it's caused by "paralysis of analysis." One guy works to hard, gets confused, then picks bad trades. Another guy puts in 20 focused minutes a day, stays clear on what he's trying to do, and wins!
What's more, if you work too hard at trading, you'll burn out! Ultimately, trading is a marathon, not a sprint. Just relax and be Marlon Brando cool.
Myth 3: People want to trade options.
Some people look at trading as an "end." But it shouldn't be an end at all. It's actually a means to an end. A way to achieve your dreams.
Do you want to quit your job? Do you want a big luxury home in a gated community? Do you want a BMW or a Lexus?
Let's face it. You don't want to trade options. You want the lifestyle that options trading can provide.
So let's figure out how to create the lifestyle you desire, and let's figure out how to do it in only 20 minutes a day. That's really what my Million-Dollar Options Trading Intensive is about.
Click here to get more information on this "Options Intensive" Training event in Scottsdale Arizona November 8.
Good day and good options trading!
Here's just a few things you will learn from this options training program. Below is a summary of 3 Common Myths of Options Trading.
There are many misconceptions about options trading. I'm going to clear three of them up here.
Myth 1: Options trading is risky.
Options trading can be risky, if you don't know what you're doing. By creating a trading plan and following it, you automatically eliminate a large part of the risk.
The nice thing about options is you get leverage. You put up a few hundred dollars, yet you get to control a few thousand dollars' worth of stock.
Of course, your option can expire worthless. This happens sometimes. After tracking options for an entire year, Lawrence G. McMillan discovered that 32% of all options contracts expire worthless.
But that means 68% of all options contracts expire with value of some kind. And with the right trading rules, I'm sure you could raise your odds even more.
Myth 2: Options trading requires hard work.
Some traders think they'll make more money by working hard at trading. But that's not the truth.
I've discovered that traders who have a strong work ethic usually make less than the trader who "works" only 20 minutes a day.
I think it's caused by "paralysis of analysis." One guy works to hard, gets confused, then picks bad trades. Another guy puts in 20 focused minutes a day, stays clear on what he's trying to do, and wins!
What's more, if you work too hard at trading, you'll burn out! Ultimately, trading is a marathon, not a sprint. Just relax and be Marlon Brando cool.
Myth 3: People want to trade options.
Some people look at trading as an "end." But it shouldn't be an end at all. It's actually a means to an end. A way to achieve your dreams.
Do you want to quit your job? Do you want a big luxury home in a gated community? Do you want a BMW or a Lexus?
Let's face it. You don't want to trade options. You want the lifestyle that options trading can provide.
So let's figure out how to create the lifestyle you desire, and let's figure out how to do it in only 20 minutes a day. That's really what my Million-Dollar Options Trading Intensive is about.
Click here to get more information on this "Options Intensive" Training event in Scottsdale Arizona November 8.
Good day and good options trading!
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