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What Type of Signals do you
Publish?
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During trading hours, our system
automatically generates trading signals
that may be published on the site as trade triggers ("Puts"
or "Calls"). After
the market close, the system collects the newest market
data which is then reviewed by our analysts. They may
then alter existing signals (such as our
"Suggested Exit Price"). New signals may also be issued based
on our analysts’ work. Our
signals may be updated at any time during trading hours
(email-alerts are issued immediately thereafter); in
addition, we update them daily by 8:45 PM EST.
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When we publish a "Calls"
signal, this means we will be buying call options when the price
of options trades at or below the
"Suggested Entry Price".
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When we publish a "Puts"
signal, this means we will be buying put options when the price of
options trades at or below the
"Suggested Entry Price".
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We do not issue signals to
indicate when a purchased option should be sold. Instead, at the
time a signal is issued, we state a
"Suggested Exit Price" When an
option trades at or above that price, we sell it.
Important:
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Signal Life - A signal is cancelled when no trade has occurred
within xxx days of issuing the signal.
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After a trade has been
opened, we may issue a new
"Suggested exit price"; this
price may either be higher or lower than the original exit
price. We do this under the following circumstances: (a) in
order to reduce losses, if the market is going against us, or
(b) to increase profits, if the market continues strongly in our
favor.
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Information Corner:
Safe Investing -
There is no trading system in the world that can guarantee a 100%
success rate. Sooner or later, you will likely experience a negative
trade, i.e., a trade where you lose all the money you invested...
Options Symbol - In order to trade a
particular option, you might need to look up its symbol. (If you trade with us,
we will of course provide you with the exact symbols you require to place a
trade)...
Open Interest - For a given
option, the open interest is the number of open contracts - either puts or calls
- that have not been exercised, closed or expired on a particular day.
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