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The Number 1 Reason Options Traders Lose Money (and How You Can Avoid the Trap)
By Don Fishback
I’ve good news and bad news.
The good news is that options trading has gone mainstream. Option volume is skyrocketing, and option liquidity is plentiful.
The bad news is that retail options traders are getting clobbered. Loss estimates are in the billions.
Those gargantuan losses prompted investigators to pore through the data to see if there was a common reason for so many mom and pop traders losing so much money.
What they found surprised them, because it’s something I have preached for years. And now, in this revealing video, you can learn the #1 wealth-depleting mistake retail options traders make.
More important, I provide you with a simple solution that makes so much sense, you’ll instantly be wanting to put the power of probability on your side.
But not just any probability. We’re talking about the most accurate probability tailored for every stock, every market, and every time period.
At the moment, pharmaceutical companies are applying artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) to drug development. With those tools, they’re creating new drugs for a range of ailments, and potential multi-billion-dollar opportunities, says Morgan Stanley.
That’s because – with AI – success rates in drug trials are higher.
Right now, new drug development has a ridiculous fail rate of 90% for companies.
However, with artificial intelligence, the rate of failure could drop, and the design of new drugs could become far easier. In fact, according to Pfizer, AI could assist pharma companies in getting medicines to market faster. AI today not only does flashy gene-sequencing work, it’s being trained to predict drug efficacy and side effects, and to manage the vast amounts of documents and data that support any pharmaceutical product.
We can trade that potential with companies, such as:
Lantern Pharma Inc. (LTRN)
With a market cap of just over $50 million, be cautious with Lantern Pharma (LTRN). But also realize it could potentially be a game-changer in the fight against cancer with AI. With the help of machine learning, AI, and advanced genomics, its platform can scan billions of data points to help identity compounds that could help cancer patients.
With early-stage discovery and development, the traditional approach can take three to five years, and between $10 million and $50 million. With Lantern, the process can be as low as two years, with $1 million to $5 million in costs. Even better, with the assistance of its AI Platform, RADR, the company created LP-184 for solid tumors, and just received US FDA clearance to begin testing in Phase 1 trials.
Futures contracts are standardized. This means they have a predetermined quantity, quality, specified time and location for delivery. Futures contracts are also known as exchange traded obligations. This means that they are transferable legal agreements.
The futures contract conveys an agreement to buy or sell a specific amount of a commodity (like wheat or crude oil) at a particular price at a specific time in the future. A futures contract obligates the buyer to purchase the underlying (cash market) commodity, and the seller to sell it.
Third Party Guarantee
Another, if not the most important benefit of futures trading, is the third party performance guarantee. Unlike forward contracts (an unregulated form of futures contract) which have no third party involvement, should one party (buyer or seller) default on his/her obligation, payment is still guaranteed to the other party.
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The first profit opportunity we will review is in FTI, or TechnipFMC plc. FTI is a leading manufacturer and supplier of products, services, and fully integrated technology solutions for the energy industry.
The monthly chart shows that FTI closed above the moving average line every month since July 2022. That’s a long, strong, steady bull trend!
The daily chart shows that FTI has been moving steadily higher since June 1st. The next target is 25.
We recommend buying FTI stock at the current price level. The FTI dividend yield is 1.05%.
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