Don’t make this options “rookie” mistake

Here’s what you should be doing instead

I think stock options get a bad rap.

Too many investors are afraid of them as a result of the wild swings they can have.

That’s understandable.

Trading options may be hard… but I promise you, it is not impossible.

You see, I think the biggest problem people have with options is that they stick to only buying calls or puts.

I get it. Making a huge gain on an option move that goes in your favor is intoxicating.

But, without proper training and understanding of how options work, the losses can be very painful to cope with.

The trouble with buying options is three-fold (at a minimum).

Firstly, it’s essentially a coin toss on a stock’s direction.🪙

In order for a buyer to win, you have to be right on the direction of the stock move. That alone is tough to do.

Secondly, the option buyer needs be right about the size of the move coming. The option market already is expecting a move, and for the buyer to win, he needs to see a bigger move happen than the market is expecting.

Finally, option buyers need for all of this to happen in a short period of time. If you nail points 1 & 2, but it happens after your options expire, then you lose as a buyer.

As you can see, there is definitely a lot to consider for an options buyer and it can be overwhelming to new or inexperienced traders.

But… there is hope!

What if I told you that there was another way to trade options that has more favorable odds if done correctly, would you sit up and listen?

Good!

Because I’m about to do that.

So sit up straight and listen good.

My favorite way of trading options isn’t to BUY them. It’s to SELL them.

You heard that right.

If my investment thesis is that a stock will rise, rather than buying call options, I sell put options.

The buyer of those options pays me the premium. If the stock moves up like I thought it would, and the options expire worthless, I get to keep the money. If the buyer decides to sell out after seeing the stock rise, I keep the difference after paying them out.

It’s a beautiful system.

And it’s the one I’m using to progress steadily towards my $120,000-in-12-months challenge.

I’ve put my own money on the line here, and I’m walking my Alpha Hunter members through each trade I make so they can learn and apply those lessons to the benefit of their own accounts.

And I am totally transparent with my trading.

You can always review my tracking spreadsheet here, to see how I’m doing in this challenge.

By the end of July, I had banked $10,253 in profits.

August I earned $9,787 in profits.

September was a rough month though. It’s a good reminder for us all that trading is hard. Still, I added another $2,829 to my bottom line.

August and September were very hard trading months. How did your portfolio do during that time?

Here are my current profits and losses for October so far.

We’re only 11 days into the month, so there’s still a long way to go. But, its looking good so far!

Join me today to see how I fare for the rest of the month. More importantly, join me today to see and learn how selling options can be a powerful new trading tool in your arsenal.

I really think that anyone can learn the basics of selling options. It is not nearly as hard as you think it is.

You have the benefit of having an incredible coach on your side to help teach you how to do this, by showing you how he trades his own real money account every single day.

You can’t get a better experience (or a better price) than that if you are serious about turning your trading around.

It is time you make the move to take control of your trading and learn to put the power of selling options in your hands.

I don’t say this lightly, but it could literally change your life.

Here’s to YOUR success,

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