LMFAO I saw the word financial and an attractive looking lady as the spokesperson and I decided to click on it just to see the comments because I knew there were going to be some sex remarks in them and sure enough LOL…How did I know because I was thinking the same thing hahhahaha
faroline / Jul 9 2010
You need to understand there are no secrets to trading options. It is well known and well publicized what are good practices and bad practices. That means they will not teach you anything useful that you could not learn for much less elsewhere
My recommendation is that you start by going through the free educational material at
and
After doing that I suggest you read at least one good book about options. My favorites are "Option Volatility & Pricing" by Natenberg and "Options as a Strategic Investment" by McMillan.
If you then want to pay to go to a class you will at least have background information which will help you get the most out of the class and reduce the chances of getting swamped with new information presented too quickly.
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Edit:
I see another answer suggested you use
I just spent a little time looking at that site and it is full of errors. Do not try to learn options from it.
Fur an example of the problems at the site, consider the paragraph
"Interpreting The VIX
The VIX is quoted as a percentage estimating the implied volatility of the market, which is the expected annualized movement of the S&P-500 over the next 30 days. When the VIX is at 30, it means that the S&P-500 might move as much as 2.5% (30% divided by 12 months) up or down over the next 30 days."
To convert an annual volatility to a monthly volatility, you divide by the square root of 12, or 3.46 so if the annualized volatility is 30%, the monthly volatility is 30/3.46, or roughly 3.5%.
Second, saying the 30 day volatility is 3.5% does not mean the S&P-500 might move as much as 3.5% up or down over the next 30 days. It means the model predicts the price will change by less than 3.5 percent (one standard deviation) 68% of time time, less than 7 percent (2 standard deviations) 95% of the time, and less than 10.5 percent (3 standard deviations) 99% of the time.The volatility is simply the standard deviation expresed as a percentage. (The distribution percentages can be looked up in a table such as the one at
.)
gillight / Jul 9 2010
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cuzzi / Jul 9 2010
Nice video with useful information
alberger / Jul 11 2010
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holine / Jul 14 2010
I’m sorry, this isn’t gonna work out. I tried concentrating but I can’t stop staring at your boobs. For some reason, I now feel like investing in dairy stocks. hmm, I wonder why.
wilbish / Jul 19 2010
Save your money. The stock market is in a death spiral, in case you hadn't noticed. The only people making money are the short sellers, and you need to be an insider to get into that.
You probably saw this advertised on late-night TV. 99.99%of that stuff is phony.
palma nienglesse / Jul 19 2010
Yes, if you have an account with an on-line FOREX broker, you should be able to trade anywhere in the world you can get an Internet connection ..
prine panaghan / Jul 26 2010
great results with EA, there is one 100% Free
traudey boenger / Jul 28 2010
forex online software trading – currency f…
piser gardischol / Jul 28 2010
did you purchase TradeStation and how is it going now?!?!
lan knuto / Aug 1 2010
You do not teach people. You rob them of their money. Sam Seiden is one of your instructors who also ran Scientific Investor, charged $2500 and promised a lifetime support, then vanished. Now he is with OTA. Bloody cheats.
wallashawn kaitin / Aug 6 2010
they are way too expensive. I can read 10 good books and learn more.
knigan / Aug 18 2010
FOREX is the best simple and fast turnaround.
dulostyn / Aug 24 2010
they are way too expensive. I can read 10 good books and learn more.
SDS is Proshares’ UltraShort S&P500 ETF that seeks to return generally 2x the inverse of the performance of the S&P 500 Index. Check with your broker for their margin requirements for leveraged ETFs.
LMFAO I saw the word financial and an attractive looking lady as the spokesperson and I decided to click on it just to see the comments because I knew there were going to be some sex remarks in them and sure enough LOL…How did I know because I was thinking the same thing hahhahaha
You need to understand there are no secrets to trading options. It is well known and well publicized what are good practices and bad practices. That means they will not teach you anything useful that you could not learn for much less elsewhere
My recommendation is that you start by going through the free educational material at
and
After doing that I suggest you read at least one good book about options. My favorites are "Option Volatility & Pricing" by Natenberg and "Options as a Strategic Investment" by McMillan.
If you then want to pay to go to a class you will at least have background information which will help you get the most out of the class and reduce the chances of getting swamped with new information presented too quickly.
——
Edit:
I see another answer suggested you use
I just spent a little time looking at that site and it is full of errors. Do not try to learn options from it.
Fur an example of the problems at the site, consider the paragraph
"Interpreting The VIX
The VIX is quoted as a percentage estimating the implied volatility of the market, which is the expected annualized movement of the S&P-500 over the next 30 days. When the VIX is at 30, it means that the S&P-500 might move as much as 2.5% (30% divided by 12 months) up or down over the next 30 days."
To convert an annual volatility to a monthly volatility, you divide by the square root of 12, or 3.46 so if the annualized volatility is 30%, the monthly volatility is 30/3.46, or roughly 3.5%.
Second, saying the 30 day volatility is 3.5% does not mean the S&P-500 might move as much as 3.5% up or down over the next 30 days. It means the model predicts the price will change by less than 3.5 percent (one standard deviation) 68% of time time, less than 7 percent (2 standard deviations) 95% of the time, and less than 10.5 percent (3 standard deviations) 99% of the time.The volatility is simply the standard deviation expresed as a percentage. (The distribution percentages can be looked up in a table such as the one at
.)
New post: Trading Currency Through Online Forex Brokers
Nice video with useful information
Online Trading Academy Forex Market Self Study Market Courses -
I’m sorry, this isn’t gonna work out. I tried concentrating but I can’t stop staring at your boobs. For some reason, I now feel like investing in dairy stocks. hmm, I wonder why.
Save your money. The stock market is in a death spiral, in case you hadn't noticed. The only people making money are the short sellers, and you need to be an insider to get into that.
You probably saw this advertised on late-night TV. 99.99%of that stuff is phony.
Yes, if you have an account with an on-line FOREX broker, you should be able to trade anywhere in the world you can get an Internet connection ..
great results with EA, there is one 100% Free
forex online software trading – currency f…
did you purchase TradeStation and how is it going now?!?!
You do not teach people. You rob them of their money. Sam Seiden is one of your instructors who also ran Scientific Investor, charged $2500 and promised a lifetime support, then vanished. Now he is with OTA. Bloody cheats.
they are way too expensive. I can read 10 good books and learn more.
FOREX is the best simple and fast turnaround.
they are way too expensive. I can read 10 good books and learn more.
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SDS is Proshares’ UltraShort S&P500 ETF that seeks to return generally 2x the inverse of the performance of the S&P 500 Index. Check with your broker for their margin requirements for leveraged ETFs.