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WHICH MEMBERSHIP SUITS YOUR TRADING STYLE?

The Weekly Options Membership service uses weekly options to take advantage of short-term opportunities provided by unexpected events, such as sudden announcements of mergers, acquisitions, or changes in leadership.

Weekly options allow you to benefit from these quick changes, and to enter and exit more trades, thereby putting your money to work for you again and again.

Weekly options are also typically cheaper than their monthly counterparts, as they contain less time value. Our alerts are often for weekly options that are nearing their expiration date, allowing you to buy them at an even better price than on the date they were issued.

The State-of-the-Art Trader membership uses monthly options and is designed for the experienced options trader who likes to take a hands-on approach to trading.

As a proficient trader, you use your own discretion about timing your exit, and other choices that may be required, such as whether to enter at a price that has suddenly jumped higher than the suggested buy-in price, and whether to use stop losses.

The Up-and-Coming Trader membership is for a trader who needs a little guidance in learning the ropes in this exciting and potentially lucrative arena. This style of membership also uses monthly expiry options.

You are given suggestions on timing your exit, and other choices that may be required, such as whether to enter at a price that has suddenly jumped higher than the suggested buy-in price, and the use of stop losses or stop limits.