I remember watching a movie with Reese Witherspoon called "Sweet Home Alabama," in which Reese's character is torn between two men and can't decide whether to marry the rich New York Senator's son or the childhood sweetheart from her home town in Alabama. The line I remember out of that movie was her father giving her the following advice...
"You can't ride two horses with one ass, sugarbean."
Made me laugh at the time, but there is apparently always an exception to the rule...
On Wednesday, Options Univeristy is hosting a live webinar presentation featuring Ron Ianieri. Brett Fogel got a hold of me this weekend and confirmed that the live Options Mastery classes are a "go" and invited all of us to attend the live presentation this week.
http://www.optionsm
If you would like to attend or get more information about the presentation, make use of the above link. My curiosity is peaked so I'm trying to set aside the time myself to attend.
The presentation is supposed to be instructional. Ron is supposed to share some insights about how options might be used in the current market conditions and review some of the strategies he favors.
Anyone who has attended Ron's presentations in the past know that he is a very popular speaker and that the capacity of the on-line presentation platform seems to always get maxed out. The best advice I can give you is to get yourself registered and then log into the webinar at least 10 or 15 minutes early.
Christopher Smith
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