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The Zero Sum Game Of Options — And Why I’ve Been Reluctant To Buy Options (Till Now)
Have you ever bought an option and watched it slowly disappear, taking your money with it? It's not a great feeling, right?
Have you ever wondered where your hard-earned cash actually goes when you lose on an option trade? Does it just go up in smoke?
Of course not! This is Wall Street — and there's no such thing as a wasted dollar.
Let's break it down: When you buy an option, someone else has to sell it to you.
That someone is known as the options seller… And as soon as you buy an option from them, they’ve collected their money.
Here's the exciting part that may come as a shock to some traders — you DON’T need to be a fancy Wall Street banker or a big hedge fund to be an options seller.
Yes, that's correct! You, sitting right there, could very easily become an options seller.
For decades, I've been making money in the stock market through selling options as my primary strategy. It's been a lucrative journey because unlike buying options… selling them provides remarkably consistent wins.
But, recently, my team presented me with some eye-opening data that made me reconsider everything.
See, there are specific circumstances where buying options can be a brilliant idea — provided we minimize our risks.
For instance, let’s say you’ve identified a group of stocks that have a consistent track record of rising on the same dates each year for the past decade. Armed with this powerful information, you could aim to target triple-digit gains every single week.
But that’s not just a fantasy scenario — This is the backbone of my new strategy. And I’d love to show you how it works.
I've put together a video that uncovers my strategy. You can watch it right here.
Don't miss this opportunity to see this strategy in action!
Trade safe,
— Jack Carter
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