Thursday, November 11, 2021

The key to finding cheap options

Dear Reader,

What's a better way to spend your day than tuning up your trading skills?

No, don't sit down and dive into a trading textbook – but if you walk away from this email learning just one thing about volatility, well, I've done my job right.

Every trader has their own trading strategy. Some people look at volume, some at patterns, some at VWAP…

But I look at volatility – implied and historical volatility, to be more specific.

Implied volatility, or IV for short, measures how far a stock is expected to move in the future.

Historical volatility, otherwise known as HV, measures how far a stock has moved in the past.

When a stock's historical volatility eclipses its implied volatility, that means one very important thing…

Options on that stock are underpriced.

But they won't stay underpriced for long – meaning if you cash in on a cheap option now, you can sell it as an expensive option later.

Simple, right? But like all things in life, there's a “but…”

How do you find a stock's IV and HV?

Well, you could pay $400 a month for a downloadable software that will clog up your computer storage and drain your bank account. OR…

You can click here and check out my Asymmetric Trading System – complete with IV/HV on any stock on the market.
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Whether it's a blue-chip name like Apple…

Or a virtually unknown stock like Five9…

You can see the IV and HV on any of them – and discover cheap options in every corner of the market.

Click here to learn how you can access this system today!
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And stay tuned to see this system IN ACTION sooner than you think…

Sincerely,
Money Map Press

 

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