June 20, 2018
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Dave Caplan founded and is former President of Opportunities in Options in Malibu, California, a firm that specializes in analyzing and identifying potential option trades with the best returns and the lowest risks. A pioneer in innovative option trading strategies, he is the author of several best-selling books including The Options Advantage, The Options Secret and Trade Options Like a Bookie.



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This book is an indispensable tool for all option traders. Inside, renowned publisher, speaker and author Dave Caplan explains how to use volatility as a measure of under- and over-valuation on any option. This, according to Caplan, can put the odds of success (profitability) in your favor up to 90% of the time. Coupled with the limited risk inherent in options, that measurement of volatility is the true key to realizing consistent profits in options. Caplan explains it all, in clear and concise language, in the pages of this breakthrough book. And you can get a copy now at half the regular price. Supplies are limited, so order soon!

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Like most investors, one of your top goals has been to enjoy financial freedom at whatever age you choose. So, it stands to reason that your money should ideally generate above-market returns with below market risk. We believe these three stocks could help find you the rewards you’re after.

Lee Gettess provides our next bit of insight with a video covering his market expectations for the next week.

Then, Dave Caplan talks about ways to use option volatility.

Last, Chris Verhaegh brings us his PULSE Options Weekly Newsletter.

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Three Stocks to Hold for the Next Five Years

by Ian Cooper

Like most investors, one of your top goals has been to enjoy financial freedom at whatever age you choose. So, it stands to reason that your money should ideally generate above-market returns with below market risk.

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Lee Gettess' Market Sense

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Lee Gettess is a top trader who is excited to bring you his video newsletter. Each week, Lee will share his predictions on what he anticipates from the bond and S&P markets.


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Ways to Use Option Volatility

by David L. Caplan

The following is an excerpt from Dave Caplan's The Option Secret

The most overlooked and underutilized factor by most option traders is the significance of volatility. This includes both the effect of volatility on the premium cost of the option when purchased and of future changes in volatility on the position.

Volatility is simply a mathematical computation of the magnitude of movement in an option. This is based on the activity in the underlying market. If the market is making a rapid move up or down, volatility will rise; in a quiet market, volatility will be low.

When volatility is relatively low, you should look for option buying strategies as the market is quite likely to make a strong move; and, when option premium is high, option selling strategies should be considered to take advantage of the relatively over-valued premiums.

Ways to Use Option Volatility


 


PULSE Options Weekly Newsletter

by Chris Verhaegh

Every week Chris publishes his PULSE Options Weekly Newsletter. The following is an excerpt from his most recent issue.

There’s possibly something that can come out of the OPEC Meetings, which might move the price of oil and as such the Market as a whole, more likely the only thing on the Economic Calendar to move the Market might be Federal Reserve Chairman Powell’s presentation on Wednesday morning.

More likely than not something that moves the market as a whole might revolve around the possible Trade Wars that President Trump is possibly starting with the four corners of the globe.

I think the best thing that we should talk about first is something that happened last week. I’m referring to the recent FOMC Meeting.

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