The Ten Most Powerful Option Trading Secrets – Bernie Schaeffer

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Learn from the father of options himself as he teaches you the ten most powerful option trading secrets. Starting off with the most common pitfalls of trading, he then provides you with his personal top ten trading tips such as trading only in the direction of the trend or buying put options in addition to call options. By gaining insight into the master’s personal trading tactics, you will soon be able to take control of your profit potential more effectively. Find out what the markets are REALLY telling you!

Bernie Schaeffer, best-selling author and leading option guru, grants you an exclusive glimpse into his private world of options: Find out how he reads the markets, how to go successfully against the crowd, and why he detests some of the most popular option strategies. Starting off with the most common pitfalls of trading, he then provides you with his personal top ten trading secrets. This highly informative presentation includes valuable tips such as:

• Trade only in the direction of the trend.
• Buy put options in addition to call options.
• Use time stops, not price stops, to limit losses.
• Don’t trade options solely on whether implied volatility is “high” or “low,” and much more.

By gaining insight into the master’s personal trading tactics, you will soon be able to take control of your profit potential more effectively. Reduce your market risk and enhance your gains by putting into practice these words of wisdom.

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