Everyone wants to trade options. But options terminology can be confusing if you’ve never traded this complex asset class. So we’ve put together a list of 51 options trading terms you need to know. And if you’d like to learn an interesting strategy for event-driven options trade, watch Daniel Darrow’s Options In Play webinar. Adjusted Options When a company goes through some kind of change (a merger, split, acquisition, etc.) that changes the value of its stock, the price of the options the company owns will be adjusted to reflect that change. This retains the overall equity of the options. American Style/European Style If an option contract is considered “American style,” then the contract can be exercised at any point up to and including the day of expiration. They make up the majority of options listed on an exchange. This is opposed to “European style” options, which are only able to be exercised on the day of expiration. Many index options are European-style. Before buying and selling any option, be aware of all contract terms. Assignment When an option seller has been given an assignment, they are forced to sell or buy stock at the current strike price, with the quantity of shares determined by the number of contracts. Traders are most commonly assigned stock if they short a call option that expired in the money. Different brokerage firms may have different rules for assignment, so check with yours. At the Money An option that is at the money (ATM) has a strike price that roughly matches the price of its underlying security. For example, if TSLA is trading at $350.23, its $350 call and put options will be considered at the money. ATM options do not have intrinsic value, but they may have time value up until their expiration. Binary Option With a binary option, buyers only have two outcomes: they receive a fixed profit, or lose their whole investment. If the option surpasses a specified price by a certain time, then the trader profits. If it doesn’t surpass that price, the trader loses the money they spent on the contracts. Black Scholes Pricing Model The Black Scholes Pricing Model (sometimes called the Black Scholes Merton model) is a mathematical formula that determines the price of an option. However, the standard model only measures the prices of European options. It does not take into account the possibility that an American style option may be exercised before the expiration date. Break-Even Point An option contract reaches its break-even point when it trades at a price that does not give a profit or loss. Calls A call option contract gives the holder the right to buy a specified amount of an asset at a specific price up until the option expires. The holder isn’t obligated to buy the asset. If the option is exercised, the seller is obligated to sell the asset at the strike price, although they are paid a premium for taking on this risk. The premium is what the buyer paid for the option. Chain A trader can find any information they need to know about an underlying security through an option chain, or an option matrix. An option chain lists all available contracts for a particular asset, including both puts and calls, strike prices and pricing information within a specific maturity period. Contract Name Similarly to how all stocks have tickers, all options have contract names that identify them. The name is a combination of letters and numbers that match up to the details in that contract, including the symbol of the underlying stock, expiration date and strike price. Here is a ticker for a JP Morgan (JPM) option from the Thinkorswim platform (these tickers will appear slightly different on other platforms): .JPM191220C140 In this case: JPM is the underlying security 19 = the year 2019 12 = the month of December 20 = the 20th day of the month C = call option 140 = $140 stock price Covered Call/Covered Put Covered calls and covered puts are two of the most popular options trading strategies. In the case of a covered call, when a trader is long on a stock, they can sell call options against the position to generate income. Let’s say a trader is long 100 shares of Tesla and shorts a $400 call option. They receive a premium for the sale of the call option. And since they are now short a $400 call option, they are also agreeing to sell the 100 shares of Tesla stock at $400. A covered put is similar, only the trader is short a stock and also shorts puts on that stock. Delta Delta estimates how much an option’s price will change relative to changes in price of the underlying security. The delta value for a call is positive (between 0 and 1.0) because the prices for both the security and the derivative increase, while the delta value for a put is negative (between 0 and -1.0) because the price of the derivative decreases as the price of the asset increases. If a call option has a delta value of 0.35, then as the price of the asset increases by $1, the price of the derivative also increases by about $0.35. If a put option has a delta value of 0.35, then as the price of the asset increases by $1, the price of the derivative decreases by $0.35. Derivative Any security that relies on an underlying asset or group of assets to determine its value is considered a derivative. An option is a type of derivative because its price is derived from the value of its underlying stock. Derivatives can be traded over an exchange or over-the-counter. Exercise When a trader decides to exercise their option contracts, they are choosing to use the right that the contract gives them to either buy or sell the underlying security at the strike price. Exercising the option before its expiration is called early exercise. Expiration Date Unlike
Continue Reading -->Trading can seem daunting to anyone just starting out, and all the terminology you have to learn makes it worse. Learning some key terms can help a beginner trader start to understand the basics of trading, and prepare them for more in-depth trading education. Below is a list of 50 terms that all traders should know. This is an amazing way to start your trading education journey. This guide to trading lingo is especially helpful for T3 Live subscribers — it will prepare you to better follow our instructors and to start profiting quickly. Arbitrage Arbitrage is the practice of buying and selling an asset in two different venues simultaneously to profit off a difference in the price. There is typically no holding period because both transactions happen at the same time. Ask The ask price is the price a seller is willing to accept for their stock. An ask quote will include the price and the number of share available to be sold at that price. Bear Market A bear market is a market that has declined 20% from the highs. The phrase “bear market” sometimes also refers to an individual security or commodity that has declined by at least 20%. More on Bear Markets Bid In comparison to the ask price, the bid price is the amount a buyer is willing to pay for a stock. Blue Chip Stocks “Blue chip stocks” are big name companies that are well-established and with a large market value. The name comes from blue poker chips, which are the most valuable chips. Blue chip companies are usually valued at $10 billion or more and can be found in a major market index, like the S&P 500 or Nasdaq 100. Bull Market A bull market is the opposite of a bear market. In a bull market, stocks are 20% off the lows. More on Bull Markets Candlesticks A candlestick looks like the wax part of a candle, and marks the opening or closing price of the stock and will be either black or red (if the stock closed lower) or white or green (if the stock closed higher). The thinner parts of a candlestick on the top and bottom, which look like the wicks on a candle, mark the highest and lowest prices of the day. T3 Live Director of Education Sami Abusaad explains the candlestick chart in the Strategic Day Trader Ultimate Guide Common Stock Common stock is the type of stock that most people invest in; it represents a share of ownership in a corporation and affords the investor the right to vote on the company’s board of directors and policies. Common stock owners also have a claim on profits, although they are at the bottom of the priority ladder if the company goes bankrupt (creditors and preferred shareholders receive their shares first). Cover Covering is the closing (or reducing of a short position). When a short position is initiated, the trader is selling shares they don’t actually own. Covering is when some or all of those shares are bought back. Day Trade A trade is one where thee position is bought and sold within the span of a single trading day. Day traders capitalize on short-term market moves in order to make a profit. T3 Live’s Strategic Day Trader subscription will help you understand day trading and guide you into making the best trades. Dividend When a company makes a profit, they can distribute portions of their earnings to stockholder through dividends. Dividends may come in the form of cash, additional shares of stock, or other property. Not all stocks pay dividends. Earnings Report Each quarter, public companies publish an earnings report detailing their most recent performance. The report includes an update of the company’s profit and loss statement, assets, liabilities, equity and cash flows. Shareholders can learn more about the company’s financial health and change their investment accordingly. The value of the company’s stock will fluctuate wildly on the day the report is released. Equity There are multiple financial definitions for “equity,” although the most common refers to the amount of assets that shareholders can claim if the company liquidated or paid off their debts. This is also called stockholders’ equity. In comparison, owner’s equity refers to the money that remains when the company has repaid its creditors after liquidating its assets. In some cases, equity is simply used to refer to stocks, particularly common stocks. ETFs ETF stands for exchange-traded fund, a grouping of multiple securities that can be traded on major exchanges like a stock. ETFs are divided into shares, which give the shareholders proportional shares of the total assets, although they do not own the underlying assets (which are owned by the fund provider). ETFs are designed to track the value of an asset, although they trade at prices determined by the market. ETFs that track a stock index will pay out lump dividend payments to investors for the stocks that make up the index. Fill When an order is placed to buy or sell a stock, the fulfillment of that order is called a fill. There are multiple ways of filling an order, depending on which type it is. If a market order is placed, the investor is telling the broker to either buy or sell that stock at the best available current price. If a limit order is placed, the order will be filled once the stock reaches a specific price; if that price is not met during the predetermined period of time, the order will not be filled. A stop order, or stop-loss order, is a limit order that becomes a market order once the set price is achieved. The order will be filled at the next available market price. Forex Forex is simply a nickname for the foreign exchange market. The market includes multiple countries and exchanges currencies rather than assets. Forex is the largest exchange market in the world, with trading occurring 24 hours a day, 5 days a week.
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Ever wonder how some traders catch big earnings moves you never even saw coming?Does it seem like they are operating at a higher level? They are — and you can too!Try Sami Abusaad’s Earnings Engine LIVE course — his master plan for predicting post-earnings moves like a pro. Watch the webinar replay, then scroll down to learn more about this one-of-a-kind LIVE education program. Join Sami Abusaad for Earnings Engine LIVESaturday, October 12, 20199:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. ETSave $100 – Limited Time Offer! 01 Days 05 Hours 22 Minutes 46 Seconds Click to Sign Up Here are 9 reasons to consider joining:9) Sami Has Made Up to $86,800 in a Single Day With This StrategyIn this video, you’ll see how Sami made over $86,000 in a single day trading earnings: Obviously, we can’t promise profits like this to everyone — but it shows you the power of the Earnings Engine method.8) Sami Spent 7 Years Perfecting This Strategy So You Don’t Have ToThat’s thousands of hours spent developing his Earnings Plays before trading them.Why did it take so long?Because he wanted total confirmation that this method works. He may have left hundreds of thousands of dollars on the table — but that’s what it took for Sami to be sure. 7) You’ll Be More Excited About Earnings Season Than You Could Possibly ImagineTrading is hard work, but it can be incredibly exciting… if you’re making money.Armed with Sami’s strategies, you’ll be ready to attack earning season like a pro — with more confidence, and less stress.6) You’ll Be Shocked At How Simple the Process Is (Especially the Trade Management)If you take Earnings Engine, trading earnings will become as easy as following a few super easy steps. Sami has helped countless students become outstanding traders… and now it’s your turn.5) Earning Season Is Right Around the Corner, and You’ll More Opportunities Than you Can Believe. Now is the time to learn. So You Need the Edge NOW!Earning Season presents a huge opportunity for traders — and it kicks off on October 15 when the big banks start reporting. If you want to make money, you need a plan.You’ll learn how to trade in six different scenarios just in time to get in on the action.You can expect to generate about 10 actionable ideas every day during earnings season — Sami himself has sometimes found over 25 in a single day.4) You’ll Learn Exactly How a Stock’s Place in Its Market CycleThe perfect earnings trade does not happen in vacuum.You must understand where a stock is in its life cycle so you can be ready to strike at precisely the right moment.3) You Can Ask Sami All of Your QuestionsThis course is 100% interactive. You’ll learn Sami’s groundbreaking approach to predicting big post-earnings moves LIVE.That means you get all your questions answered.2) You Can Use These Strategies All Year LongIt’s true — most companies do report during the traditional earnings season.But there are companies reporting earnings almost every trading day. So you can actually use these strategies year-round!1) You Save $100 if You Get In Before the Clock runs Down!To reward customers that want to win this earnings season, we are offering a $100 instant rebate if you sign up before the clock counts down. 01 Days 05 Hours 22 Minutes 46 Seconds Click to Sign Up
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Continue Reading -->Do you have an earnings season strategy? Because there’s more opportunity than any time of year. You’re about to find out why. In this super in-depth article, you’re going to understand just about everything there is to know about earning season. And if you’re ready to jump right into trading earnings now, check out Sami Abusaad’s Earnings Engine course. Here’s your table of contents: The Ultimate Guide to Trading Earnings Season Includes: What Is Earnings Season?When Is Earnings Season?Why You Should Care About Earnings SeasonHow to Find Out When a Company Reports EarningsAbout Earnings Report Releases and Conference CallsHow to Find Consensus Earnings and Sales EstimatesHow Earnings Reports Affect Stock PricesHow to Judge Earnings Season as a WholeHow To Trade EarningsA Preview of Sami Abusaad’s Earnings Engine CourseEarnings Play BasicsSami’s Earnings Play Checklist What Is Earnings Season?Before you can understand how to trade during earnings season, you need to understand what earnings season is. Earnings season is when the bulk of publicly-traded companies deliver their quarterly earnings reports. These reports contain a variety of financial information on the business’s performance in the previous quarter, typically including (but not limited to): Balance Sheet Income Statement Cash Flow StatementOther helpful facts and figures, like performance of certain business units and products.Stocks tend to have big movements upon the release of earnings reports because investors make new decisions about each company’s future.An earnings report can make you encouraged, discouraged, or even indifferent about a stock’s prospects. When Is Earnings Season?There is no official earnings season. Historically, traders considered aluminum company Alcoa’s (AA) quarterly reports to be the kickoff of each earnings season, since it was always the first company in the Dow Jones Industrial Average to report. Now that Alcoa’s been removed from the Dow, the new ‘unofficial’ start to earnings season occurs 2-3 weeks after the end of each calendar quarter, when the big banks like JP Morgan (JPM) and Bank of America (BAC) report earnings. Earnings season activity peaks about 2 weeks after that, when a cluster of tech companies like Amazon (AMZN) and Intel (INTC) report. At the peak, over 150 companies report earnings in a single day. Then, the frequency of earnings reports declines for another 4 weeks, upon which earnings season is more or less over. However, outside of the traditional earnings season, at least a few companies report almost every day. This is because some companies have different fiscal quarter and year-ends. For example, Nike (NKE) operates on a May fiscal year, so it does not deliver its quarterly reports during earnings season.Why You Should Care About Earnings SeasonEarning Season action is different than regular market action.Since there’s so much important news being released, stocks bounce around like crazy. And remember, a company’s earnings report can affect multiple stocks. For example, when Apple (AAPL) reports earnings, it has a huge impact on the entire tech sector, and especially its suppliers.How to Find Out When a Company Reports EarningsThe single best way to find out when a company reports earnings is to go to the investor relations section of its website.Companies typically issue press releases with the official earnings date and time.You can also find a company’s earnings date on hundreds of websites including Yahoo! Finance and Nasdaq.com.However, if a company has not yet announced an official earnings date, it will be estimated based on historical norms. These estimates are usually correct, but occasionally, they’ll be wrong.Speaking of historical norms, companies tend to be very consistent with their reporting schedules.For example, Netflix (NFLX) always reports after the market close about two-and-a-half weeks following the end of the calendar quarter. About Earnings Report Releases and Conference CallsEarnings reports are typically posted on a company’s website, and also distributed via press release. Management will then hold an earnings call about 30-60 minutes after the release. An earnings call typically starts with prepared comments from the company’s CEO or CFO, followed by a Q&A session with Wall Street analysts.They tend to last about an hour.You can listen to these calls live, or catch replays after. And several online publishers including Seeking Alpha actually provide transcripts of the calls.Keep in mind that some companies will announce guidance during a call, instead of in the actual earnings release. How to Find Consensus Earnings and Sales EstimatesEarnings don’t just exist in a vacuum.Wall Street analysts from firms like Morgan Stanley (MS) and Goldman Sachs (GS) will forecast a company’s performance based on in-depth research. Investors pay most attention to analysts’ forecasts of the following items: Earnings per share Sales Profit margins Unit salesThese forecasts are then averaged into “consensus estimates” by financial news/data organizations, the most prominent of which are Reuters and Bloomberg. The numbers sometimes differ slightly between them, but they’re generally very close. Like with earnings calendars, These consensus estimates are widely available online. Here’s a section from Reuters’ listing of estimates for Apple (AAPL):Reuters lists the sales and earnings per share estimates by quarter, along with how those estimates have been treding. Traders like to see how a company’s reported results compare with these consensus estimates. But beware — a company can beat earnings estimates and see its stock drop. For example, Marketwatch reported that Johnson & Johnson fell despite strong earnings and guidance: How Earnings Reports Affect Stock PricesThe impact of earnings on a stock price is not an exact science. Here is a small selection of the factors that can impact a stock’s reaction to earnings: Earnings per share (relative to expectations) Sales (relative to expectations) Profit margins (relative to expectations) Product unit sales (relative to expectations) The company’s future outlook (relative to expectations) Comments made by executives on the conference call How much the stock is up or down before earningsAs you just learned, it is not uncommon for a company to beat expectations and fall. And a company can report terrible earnings and see its stock rise? Why? It’s all about expectations (see how many times we used that word), which is related to how much a stock is up or down before earnings. For example, if a stock runs higher into earnings, it signals that expectations are very high. So a strong report may be priced in, reporting in
Continue Reading -->Ever wonder how some traders catch big earnings moves you never even saw coming?Does it seem like they are operating at a higher level? Well, they are. But, you could, too.Try Sami Abusaad’s Earnings Engine course — his master plan for predicting post-earnings moves like a pro. Catch the webinar replay, then scroll down to learn more about this one-of-a-kind education program. Click to Sign Up If you’re not convinced yet… here’s 7 reasons to think about it:7) Sami Spent 7 Years Perfecting This Strategy So You Don’t Have To That’s thousands of hours spent developing his Earnings Plays before trading them. Why did it take so long? He was fine-tuning an action plan for each possible scenario to ensure predictable results.6) You’ll Be More Excited About Earnings Season Than You Could Possibly ImagineTrading is hard work, but it can be incredibly exciting… if you’re making money. Armed with Sami’s strategies, you’ll be ready to attack earning season with the confidence of a winner.5) You’ll Be Shocked At How Simple the Process Is (Especially the Trade Management)If you take Earnings Engine, trading earnings will become as easy as following a few super easy steps. Sami has helped countless students become outstanding traders… and now it’s your turn.4) Earning Season is Happening Right Now. So You Need the Edge NOW!Earning Season presents a huge opportunity for traders to capitalize on giant gaps – but only if they have a plan. Luckily, Sami has taken care of that for you. You’ll learn how to trade in six different scenarios just in time to get in on the earning season action. It’s only going to get crazier next week, and you’ll be ready for all the trades you can handle. . You can expect to generate 100-200 actionable ideas every earnings season – that’s 100-200 opportunities for you to take a profit using Sami’s strategies.3) You’ll Learn Exactly How a Stock’s Place in Its Market CycleThe perfect earnings trade does not happen in vacuum. You must understand where a stock is in its life cycle so you can be ready to strike at precisely the right moment.2) You’ll Get The Chance to Ask Sami All of Your QuestionsYou’ll learn Sami’s groundbreaking approach to predicting big post-earnings moves directly from the source… and you get to ask him whatever you’d like. This course is 100% interactive. 1) You Can Use These Strategies All Year LongIt’s true — most companies do report during earnings season. But there are companies reporting earnings almost every trading day. So you can actually use these strategies year-round!And you’re in on this unmissable opportunity for just $195!Sign up below to start trading like a winner this earning season. Click to Sign Up
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Sami Abusaad is back with another hard-hitting lesson. Today, he shows you how to play pullbacks in stocks, ETFs, futures, forex, cryptos, and more! You’ll see the different stages every single stock (or other trading instrument) goes through in its life cycle. And when we say every single stock, we mean every single stock. This is universal. And in this lesson, you’re going to learn exactly when to jump on a pullback. This is vital because pullbacks have the highest odds of success. And if you time a pullback right, you can get in ahead of sustained rallies and even breakouts. In fact, some traders use pullbacks… and nothing else. So jump in and learn Sami’s system for timing pullbacks.
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We just opened registration for Sami Abusaad’s next LIVE Mentorship program held October 21 – 25, 2019 in New York City.This is your chance to:Sit next to a top professional trader as he risks his own capital in front of your eyesLearn 100+ patterns, tips, tricks, and hacks for making money in all market environmentsGet his top trade ideas in real time so you can make money too!Sami’s June 2019 Mentorship in Chicago was a smash hit.Here are some comments from attendees:I made $8,890 on PVTL puts that only cost me $500 to buy. I also made $2,803 on GME puts that cost $500. This paid for the program and then some! Thank you Sami! -George from ChicagoIt was a very interesting week, being with other traders. Although a lot of material was covered, Sami was very thorough and helpful explaining all the topics. -Dave from OhioMy favorite thing about the Mentorship was sitting next to Sami and seeing how he trades.I learned so much that I did not want the experience to end! -Marlene from ChicagoIt was great experience. I truly enjoyed sitting next to a pro trader and copying his method. My favorite thing about the Mentorship was the Earnings Plays. -Mustafa from IndianapolisI always wondered how Sami scans for stocks. When he showed us how he scans 1500 stock charts in 2 hours without special, high-tech software, I was convinced that he is a machine. -Edna from ChicagoAside from the awesome material you learn, as traders we’re always alone in front of a screen. It was an amazing experience to be in a room full of traders with the same goals and bouncing ideas off each other. -Jason from Los AngelesIn fact, these events are so fun, informative, and lucrative (yes, some attendees make a ton of money) that traders have traveled from Europe, South America, and the Middle East multiple times to work with Sami.Here’s a small sampling of what you’ll learn how to do. This is on top of trading live with Sami, where he shares his trades and thoughts on the action:29. Profit from a specific class of news-driven gap that tell you a certain stock is “The One”Yes, the news can tell you which stocks are the chosen ones.28. Read the Level II screen like a pro so you can spot a favorable imbalance that works in your favorLevel II is useless most of the time… but there are times when it gives you an advantage.27. React exactly the right way when a swing trade gaps big in your favorYou’re long AAPL and it gaps up big – do you know exactly what do to next?26. Understand the 2 times to break trade management rulesRules are made to broken — but only some of the time! Find out when Sami does it…25. See why volume is underrated, except in two very specific situationsSami doesn’t care about volume, except in very rare situations.24. Find stocks that will gap up in the direction of the trend after an earnings reportYes, you can trade earnings. But only if you ignore the headlines and obsess over the chart.23. See what a picture perfect pre-earnings short looks likeDo you know exactly when to bet against a stock pre-earnings.22. Understand when to buy every dip like a darn foolIt may feel wrong to buy the dip – but sometimes it makes sense.21. Learn the weird reason Sami uses PowerPoint to create his trading planPowerPoint has a unique function that can help “imprint” your trading plan into your brain.20. Ignore your weaknesses and focus on your strengthsThere are only so many things you can fix. But instead, forget about them and work on your strengths.19. Know the only 4 ways stocks go climactic, and why you need to analyze them in two time framesWhen stocks make big moves, you must know exactly how to break them down so you can jump on – or off.18. Understand the exact profit level you need to hit before trading bigger sizeThere is a simple formula that will tell you when to scale up.17. Take a lesson from Wal-Mart — and completely change how you track your tradesAre you collecting your trade data the right way? You should do it the way Wal-Mart does.16. See the ‘hidden’ stage of price cycles that Sami uses for 50% of his swing tradesWe’ll let you in on a secret: gaps are HUGE to Sami. Do you know exactly how to rate, analyze, and trade them?15. Spot the 1 feature of an igniting gap that “tips you off” to something biggerOnce in a while, a gap signals a monumental move. Do you know how to spot it?14. Scan for high-probability earnings plays the same “old school” way Sami does itSami is 100% pro technology – but sometimes it pays to go old school.13. Skyrocket your productivity with just 4 hot keys, while eliminating order entry mistakesIf you are trading with a mouse, you are literally being left behind! You must become a master of your keyboard hot keys!12. See the special function Sami assigns to the ‘Escape’ keyBelieve it or not, the ‘Escape’ key is the most important one on Sami’s keyboard11. Learn how Sami alters his exit parameters based upon a stock’s liquidityHe doesn’t just hit sell — maximizing profit requires a little finesse!10. Transform a pattern into an actual winning strategy (these are 2 very different things)Anyone can read a chart? Can you turn one into cash?9. Understand Sami’s “Bleed” pattern, which is his #1 short-term trading setupIf it bleeds… you can short it. This is how Sami does it.8. Use a special type of software (It’s 100% free) to review your charts after your trading dayEasily the most efficient way to track your progress with charts.7. Learn the most powerful setup for a volatile market — a setup that works especially well on higher-priced stocks like AMZN and GOOGLDo you like those high-priced tech stocks? Sami has a special recipe for trading them in
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Continue Reading -->From June 3 – 7, 2019, Sami Abusaad and 15 lucky traders are headed to Chicago, Illinois for his latest Elite 5-Day Private Mentorship.Click here to watch our webinar about the event.It’s a full week of live trading and education with one of the best in the business. If you’re ready to commit to leveling up your P&L by working directly with Sami, this is the path for you. Here’s 8 reasons to sign up today.8. You Will Be Free From the Prison of Conventional Trading ‘Wisdom’Sami will reveal some truly unconventional truths that will revolutionize your trading. Here is a tiny selection of the counterintuitive lessons you will learn:Take a lesson from Wal-Mart — and completely change how you track your tradesUnderstand why your trading is “in a mess,” why you’re not aware of it, and why there is nothing wrong with it (because it can be fixed)Copy the truly annoying thing Sami does that gives him the mindset for trading successFind out why most traders actually don’t want to be profitable — and how YOU can actually get on the road to success7. People Come to Train With Sami from All Around the World… and They Usually Come More Than OncePlus, attendees travel from all over the world to train with Sami. They’ve come from Israel, Germany, Colombia, Argentina, Canada, and beyond. One trader even flew from Australia – that’s over 8,000 miles! In fact, we already have a repeat attendee for the Chicago event!6. It Can Pay for Itself While You’re ThereDuring the event, you can expect to feel greater confidence in your ability to make money. Many of the attendees have made back their Mentorship purchase price back… WHILE THEY WERE AT THE EVENT! Obviously, there are no guarantees, but with Sami at your side, anything is possible.5. Chicago Is the Perfect Destination Chicago is easy to get to from anywhere in the United States, and it’s major international travel hub. It’s also a beautiful place to visit in June. The Windy City comes alive with mid-70 degree weather — no surprise after suffering through a harsh winter. On your off-time, you can visit the Bean, take in the views from Willis Tower, and spend your trading winnings shopping on Michigan Avenue. Once you’ve worked up an appetite, you’ll want to grab a legendary Chicago-style pizza pie, a Chicago Dog, or an Italian Beef Sandwich. 4. Arm Yourself With 100+ Powerful Trading WeaponsTake in invaluable information on how you can use Sami’s lessons to improve your trading technique. Once you do that, you’ll be shocked to see how fast your P&L can grow. Build your confidence as a trader, knowing that Sami just handed you the skills you need to up your P&L.3. You Will Have Sami’s Full Attention – And Trading Power – For A WeekThere’s nothing like watching a skilled trader make real money in person, right in front of your eyes. And that’s what Sami plans on doing. You’re going to see him trade live, without a safety net. You can even piggyback on the ideas he’s trading. And best of all, you can ask him questions while the action breaks.2. Gain Control Over Your Financial FutureLearn exactly how Sami traded his way to financial freedom after an unsatisfying career as a Certified Public Accountant. You get all the key elements of Sami’s system, honed over his 12 years of professional trading. You don’t necessarily have to want to go pro like Sami — but if you put in the work, it may be an option for you.1. You Get 3 Major Bonuses That Accelerate Your Progress and Help You Get to Know SamiWhen you sign up, we’ll add 3 special bonuses to your order:($795 Value): BONUS 1: TPM® Home Study($900 Value): BONUS 2: 6 months Strategic Day Trader Room($1,770 Value): BONUS 3: 6 months Strategic Day Trader Room CoachingThis is a total value of $3,465 — included absolutely FREE. *If you have already taken TPM®, we will substitute another course. And if you are already a Strategic Day Trader member, we will add 6 months to your membership. And if you’re not interested in paying right away, you can contact our friendly support team to discuss PayPal financing. For assistance, call us at 1-888-998-3548 or click here to email us. If you’re ready to sign up, just click the orange button below: 00 Days 00 Hours 00 Minutes 00 Seconds Left To Get an Extra $1,000 Off Click to Learn About the Mentorship
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