Frequently Asked Questions
How do I start to invest when I don't know the market?
Well the first thing you should do is to read up or attend trading
seminars and find out what's it all about.
Once you figured out all the trading jargon and have a basic
understanding of how stocks, options, futures or whichever instrument you've
decided to use works, I would suggest then start paper trade as you would a
real account to get a feel of how the market moves and reacts.
After that, when you have gotten some steady returns on your paper
account, try it with a small sum of real capital.
Why are you revealing your system?
Let me be very honest with you, this whole trading site is just another
business model for me. If you purchase my course and you know that my
trading methods work, you'll tell your friends about it. Which in turn, they
might purchase my course as well, so you learn to trade profitably, I get
positive exposure and a bigger customer base, and we all make money. It's a
win-win situation for all.
And besides, the stock-market is so immensely huge and vast, teaching and
showing you the way that I trade will not destroy it. The markets are big
enough for all of us.
What makes your trading method so special and why should I buy it?
I will never claim that the Stock & Option Trader's Edge Course, is
some "holy grail" of trading or even anything new or groundbreaking that
will make you an instant success without any work. If that's what you're
looking for, I 'm sorry but this course isn't for you.
There are only a certain number of ways you can trade. Even Jay Abraham
(THE Marketing Guru) is teaching marketing methods that have been around for
decades, nothing much has changed. Every other trading method out there, has
a high possibility of success as well, it's just that certain methods just
work for certain people.
My trading method is simply a method that works for me and most of my
clients, and besides with my money back guarantee, I have taken all the risk
from you. So what do you have to lose?
What account size to start with?
The bare minimum would be $1,000...of course the more the better.
What percentage of trading capital should be committed to one
trade for calls and puts?
For straight calls and puts I would
recommend for novices to only commit 5% of their capital per trade, until
they know themselves better and can manage their trading.
Will I need to purchase any expensive charting software?
No expensive charting software. In fact I'm going to tell you where to
get free live data streaming charts...
If I don't live in the USA, can I still trade the market?
Yes, you can trade in any country. I trade using IB and OX from
Singapore.
I really don't have a lot of time to follow the markets.
Ten to twenty minutes a night is about all the time I can spare. Can I still
trade?
Yes, by all means you can still trade.
Let me quote one of my previous buyers
"From one of the techniques alone
(Secret 4 on page 11 of "The Trader's Black Book of
Secrets"), I was able to make a profit of 46.1%
within 3 days. This was from buying and selling call
options in BER and ATW between 4 Apr to 6 Apr 06. And
the best part is I only spent a of total 10 minutes
of my time for this trade."
What is the expiration date of a stock option?
For stock options, the expiration date is the Saturday immediately following the third
Friday of the expiration month, however, brokerage firms may set an
earlier deadline for notification of an option buyer's intention to
exercise. If Friday is a holiday, the last trading day will be the
preceding Thursday.
What are exchange traded funds?
Exchange traded funds (ETFs) are index funds that are listed and traded
on an exchange.
How can I buy or sell exchange traded funds?
You can buy or sell exchange traded funds through a broker, just as you
buy stock.
How easily can I buy or sell exchange traded funds?
As easily as you can buy or sell shares of stock. Exchange traded funds
are listed on an exchange and can be traded intraday, making it easy for
you to buy or sell ETFs.
What is the minimum size purchase of an exchange traded fund?
You can purchase as little as one share.
Why invest in an index?
Indexing, involves investing in a group of securities that represent the
stock market index or bond index. Index funds offer "market level"
performance; they aim to generally match the performance of the stock
market index or the bond Index. Index funds generally have lower
management fees and operating expenses than actively managed funds.
Can exchange traded funds be purchased on margin?
Exchange traded funds may be purchased on margin, subject to the same
terms that apply to common stocks. You should contact your broker
regarding initial and maintenance margin requirements.
Can exchange traded funds be sold short?
Yes. All exchange traded funds may be sold short.
