The Best Game in Town...
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An Option Traders Best Friend...
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One Year Can Change Everything...
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Trisdee says:
I want to master ,to earn money for myself by trade in the market.
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All Star of the Month...
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Daniel Hunt says:
Kenneth,
Congrats!! if I had only known this when i was 21 things would be vastly different for me. Although this has been life changing for me at the ripe old age of 38, i can only imagine my life plan had I been aware of these techniques years ago. To your contunued success!!
Dan
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Tony Monk says:
Kenneth, with the attitude you have with this, I wont be surprised if you end up one of the best option sellers who ever lived. Remember that you are exactly where you are supposed to be right now. Keep that burning desire burning, you are truly inspiring because of your age. I recommend that you read the book called (the power of the subconscious mind) you will find that this book will help, it has helped create miracles in my life. There are also other very good books, but this one is a good start, trust me. Its by (Doctor Joseph Murphy)
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Steve Schmidt says:
Congratulations, Kenneth. Way to go with the positive attitude you have. My Dad also did some option trading and got me interested in the “covered call” concept many years ago. Since then I’ve studied options, traded many different strategies, enrolled in a few online courses and done fairly well. But taking JZ’s course and being a site member was one of my best decisions. I find myself using his system more and more often simply because it works consistently and is a really fun way to generate cash flow. I want to pass on this valuable info to a family member who will be graduating high school in a few years. I have great fear that with the economy being so bad, he’ll be hard pressed to find a decent job. If I can help him learn how to generate “cash flow” using credit spreads and some other trading techniques, then he’ll be “covered” and can more easily continue his education so as to qualify for some of the good job offerings in a career that he loves. Anyway, Kenneth, I wish you the best and a bright future.
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Success Requires Focus...
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Whats funy is that poeple always want some sort of advice to where they should be or should not be in life, well you are axactly where you should be right now, just keep fowllowing the path your on now. Look for all opertunities that will lead you to your financial goel and follow that path to financial freedom, do what you love and the money will fowllow.
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Michael Cunningham says:
Never stop studying; there is always sometingg new to learn
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Brian says:
Something I’ve often told college students recently is that both of the industries I’ve worked in during my career DID NOT EXIST when I was in school (Fiber Optic communications and Networked Computing). Graduate school will give you more tools, but your imagination and enthusiasm will allow you to apply the tools in any field you find yourself in. As Jeff said, keep trading to hone your skills, go to grad school in finance/business or whatever only to help you with the analysis of opportunities to bolster your trading.
And finally, look to “a job” right now following a passion, hobby, or talent. Your trading is the goal, you can set aside money from whatever you earn, small amounts or large. If you can “sharpen your saw” as you work through your career, you will have a fulfilling life and no regrets to look back on.
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Ken S. says:
Kenneth,
Great going on your trading, don’t quit. Here is what I follow and it works every single time. “Follow you passion and money will come.” I love trading and have become very good at it. Jeff is right, master one strategy. Know it forwards, sideways and backwards. One book that really helped me is written by Mark Douglas “Trading in the Zone” Stick with it.
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Greetings, I’ve spread traded much before, but have not been profitable in the long term. The thing I’ve discovered is that those who price options can skew the market to their favor, and against the retail option seller.
For instance, set up a bull put credit spread so that it has an 85% chance of success. Not much profit, but high chance of success. But when the market drops to the short strike price we’ve lost so much money as to wipe out a year or more of tiny profits.
I am considering signing up for a month with you to get your course, but could you address this issue first?
Thank you.