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FAQs:
General
How often do you update your signals?
Our signals are published by 8:30 PM EST every
night before a possible trade .
At the end of each day, at about 8:30 PM EST, our system
automatically collects market data. Our analysts then make their
recommendations based on the results of their volume-based
analysis; other proprietary forms of technical analysis are also
taken into consideration. Following our analysis, we publish a
signal on the site as either "Call", "Put", or "New Exit
Price".
We update our trading signals every day by 8:30 PM EST. On rare
occasions, the signals may be updated later due to extenuating
circumstances.
If you are interested in more information about our volume-based
analysis, please go to
www.MarketVolume.com and sign up for volume charts.
What should I do when your signal displays 'Call', 'Put', or 'New Exit Price'?
When we publish a "Call" signal, this means
we will be buying call options once the price of those options
trade at or below the
"Suggested Entry Price".
When we publish a "Put" signal, this means we will be buying
put options once the price of those options trade at or below the
"Suggested Entry Price".
When we publish a "New Exit
Price", this means we notify all our members about changes in the
"Suggested Entry Price". Depending on the current market
situation, we may change a
"Suggested Entry Price" after a trade has
been opened. For example, if the market goes against our trade, we may
lower the exit price in order to reduce losses. By the same token,
when the market continues to move in our favor, we may raise a
"Suggested Entry
Price" in order to increase profits.
If I follow your options trading system, how many trades per
month can I expect to make?
Depending on the particular market
situation, you can expect to make about 1 - 4 trades per month.
How “short-term” are your options trades? I mean, how many days
can I expect to hold on to a position?
Depending on the particular market situation,
our options trades can range anywhere from one day to several
weeks.
Do
you issue stop-loss orders for your options signals?
We currently don’t issue stop-loss orders for
our options signals, because options can be fairly volatile on an
intraday basis . We believe it is far safer to simply issue a
“Suggested Exit Price”, which can be adapted as needed, based on
new market information. By doing so, we can minimize the risk
incurred by our subscribers. If we make changes the our “Suggested
Exit Price”, you will always be immediately notified by email .
Have
you back-tested your QQQQ options trading system?
We show an actual history of real-life options
trades that were made using our QQQQ options trading system. See
for yourself what kinds of returns we are making.
Click here to see our
trade history
How do you calculate your returns?
The “Trade Entry Price” is based on an option’s
actual market price at the moment it trades at or below our
"Suggested Entry Price". The
exit to cash price is based on the actual market price at the
moment an option trades above our
"Suggested Exit Price". The
percent growth figure in the table above does not represent a
compounded rate of return; it shows a summary return.
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What should I do
if I want to use your system, but you are already in a position?
You can simply wait until we publish a new
signal. Or, you may decide to open a trade if the option is still
trading below the
"Suggested Exit Price".
Remember, you are fully responsible for
any and all of your trading decisions.
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the successful trading needs!
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