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Nearly anybody can get into a trade— it's the getting out with a profit that's key.
Dave Lukas created a trading strategy that has allowed him to exit with realized gains about 90% of the time in his Options Profit Planner service since its inception.*
It enables him to produce additional income, while he's running his other businesses.
In other words, it gives him— cash flow.
It's not exactly "passive income."
It does take Dave time each day to set up and execute his strategy.
Dave spends on average as little as 10 minutes trading per day.*
How?
It really boils down to a few things...
A proprietary "fractal energy" indicator.
And 3 ways of selling options...
- The Credit Call Spread
- The Credit Put Spread
- The Naked Put
If you join Dave's free Options Profit Planner newsletter here, he breaks down each of these options selling approaches in great detail... three times per week.
Dave always sells options because he prefers to put the odds in his favor— just like an insurance company.
- The Credit Call Spread is a bearish to neutral options selling strategy.
- The Credit Put Spread is a bullish to neutral options selling strategy.
- A Naked Put means you're selling an option without protection, such that you have a larger amount of risk on the trade compared to a spread (non-naked) trade
All 3 of these strategies allow traders to receive the cash up front, meaning…
Traders get paid to take that trade and risk!
So how does Dave decide when to sell options?
Through his "Fractal Energy" indicator.
It's the cornerstone indicator of Options Profit Planner.
It's what he uses to pinpoint key market reversals.
And it's wildly effective.
These "fractals" enable Dave to determine the strength or weakness of trends... on nearly any stock.
Using this indicator is a very powerful way to find out how much "life" is remaining in a stock's movement.
The fractals are based on two things…
The pattern.
These fractals are based on recurring patterns in nature, as well as the financial markets.
The internal energy.
The selling potential of a stock is based on the amount of energy a stock has built up.
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