Plan Options

Options trading is a great way for you to be able to get into investing and put your money to work for you. This investment type is going to buy you the rights to purchase an asset at a later time, but you are not required to do so. In exchange, you would pay a premium that will either go towards your payment for the asset at a later time or it will be lost profits if you do not make the purchase. While options trading may sound simple to work with, there is actually quite a bit that comes with it and this guidebook is going to help you get started.

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Have you ever considered options trading but don’t know where to start? Would you like to get inside knowledge of this lucrative form of trading? Are you interested in secret hints and tips that only the pros know about? Options trading is one of the best ways to make money on the stock market through investment of a small amount of money. It does, however, expose the trader to higher risks and anyone thinking of starting a portfolio should be aware of these before investing any cash.

We’re going down in 2020. (There are many, many headwinds!!) As an experienced personal investor and trader, I wrote this short book because I see a big sell-off coming in the US markets: S&P500, Dow 30, Nasdaq, and the Russell 2000. I’ve told my friends, family, and business associates to consider what this could mean for their money and assets in the near future and whether this is a major hazard for their finances (and yours) or a trading opportunity. And whether you agree with me or not, I appreciate you giving me the chance to share with you what I see as the main risk factors, not...

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