Live Trade Strategy Library – Optionetics

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Optionetics – Live Trade Strategy Library

• Christina DuBois-Nugent – Adjusting a Losing Trade.avi
• Christina DuBois-Nugent – Controlling the ‘Sixth’ Greek – ‘Slippa’.avi
• Christina DuBois-Nugent – Double Your Fun with Double Calendars.avi
• Christina DuBois-Nugent – Trading Breakout Opportunities with a Twist.avi
• Colin Mencher-Allen – Mastering Calendar Spreads.avi
• Colin Mencher-Allen – Mastering Credit Spreads.avi
• Colin Mincher-Allen – Calendar Spread Adjustments.avi
• Joe Contes – Directional Time Spreads – 20090603.avi
• Joe Contes – Vertical Credit Spreads & Volatility – Credit Spreads – Uncovering the Truth.avi
• Mark Barretto – Deadly Calendar Sins and Double Calendars with a Twist.avi
• Meng Ng – Using OTM Calendar Put Spreads to Hedge Downside Risk.avi
• Mike Wade – Calendar Spread Magic.avi
• Mike Wade – Coupling Winning Option Strategies with Winning Trading Systems.avi
• Mike Wade – Mastering ProfitSource’s System Builder.avi
• Mike Wade – Swinging on the Vine with ‘Tarzan Loves Jane’.avi
• Mitch Genser – Continuing the Work with R and Multiples, Trade Plans & Expectancy.avi
• Nick Gazzolo – 3 Ways to Start Your Collar.avi
• Nick Gazzolo – Calendars vs. Butterflies.avi
• Nick Gazzolo – Dynamic Condors.avi
• Nick Gazzolo – Making the Greeks Your Allies.avi
• Nick Gazzolo – Managing Credit Spreads.avi
• Ryan ‘Twiggy’ Kaestner – Bear Put Spreads – Catch the Profits as the Markets Fall.avi

Forex & Trading – Foreign Exchange Course

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