This free guide will explain how, in the long run, the seller of options should potentially have a higher return than the buyer. See how selling out of the money options allows the investor to potentially profit from sideways markets, trending markets, and occasionally markets which move against the seller's position. CLICK HERE to receive your free Guide to understanding the benefits of Time Decay...
The Time Means Money program aims to exploit the potential time decay aspect of option premiums as they approach their expiration. The idea that premium erosion accelerates for out of the money options as they approach this crucial date is what makes the idea of being a seller of options attractive to risk tolerant investors.
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Investors should be aware that trading futures and options involves substantial risk of loss and is not suitable for everyone.
This premium collection program is for speculators who are at a point in their lives where they can assume some calculated risk. This is not a get rich quick program. This program will identify trades that have a statistically high probability for success. With your approval, we will enter and exit these trades for you. Participants must understand that even with probability on their side, there is a calculated risk of loss on each and every trade.
If you would like to learn more about trying to benefit from time decay and option premiums, or if you would just like to learn more about selling options, please feel free to contact us toll-free at 312-819-5910. You will receive complimentary information on premium collection strategies.
Option writing as an investment is absolutely inappropriate for anyone who does not fully understand the nature and the extent of the risks involved and who cannot afford the possibility of a potentially unlimited loss. It is also possible in a market where prices are changing rapidly that an option writer may have no ability to control the extent of his losses. Option writers should be sure to read and thoroughly understand the Risk Disclosure Statement that is provided to them.










