Options are the most exotic and most creative products of all. There is nothing you can't possibly create with options and I love this perspective. Obviously first you need to get familiar with options trading basics, then you can appreciate all the nuances and tricks using them. One the magic trick of options trading called adjustments. Options adjustment is when you dinamically adjust your open options position based on your market view. The best thing in adjustments is when you can even limit down your loss to 0 and / or increase your profit potential if done right.

I have put together a short presentation about options adjustment and how creative it can be. If you don't know anything about options let's start by enrolling to my basic Options Course then later you will really appreciate options adjustments.

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I am going to show you where most people fail to understand options trading. Most beginner options trader don't know about the 7 Biggest Myths about Options Trading. In order to avoid unnecessary losses and gain profit and understanding you have to be aware of these 7 laws of options trading. In this free report I will talk about the following laws:

• #1: why most people think that options trading is risky and why are they all wrong
• #2: why you will lose most of the time by buying Calls and Puts
• #3: why you have to short options by hedging
• #4: why you will lose by only trading directionally
• #5: why Straddle is not the Holy Grail
• #6: why you should avoid buying ITM options
• #7: why Implied Volatility can make or break you

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