[TheOptionClub.com] Re: SpreadTrading Training

 

I too have just listened to Jeff's DVD's and thought he made it pretty simple and if you go to TOS you can do trades that are 80% likely to expire and more than likely will end up in pretty good shape.Jeff does a lot of analysis of hs trades because he wants to squeeze a pretty high percentage out of his trades. I think that comes in time to take the close to the money trades he does with his spread trades. Jeff does seem pretty good and very supportive. I also got the Ron Inanari stuff but one thing about it there area lot of videos to watch before starting. Hard to have enough time to get through them all.

--- In OptionClub@yahoogroups.com, "schlange.meister" <schlange.meister@...> wrote:
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> Hey guys
> I have done the classes and watched the videos from JeffreyZiegler's options site. That has helped me get a good starting point for credit spread trading. I am now paper trading that and starting to learn more and more.
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> I started to think that maybe another course or book on the same subject would be good. Option University is out because the costs and they spam me everyday with different things. Secondly, I think it is a bit deeper than I really want to go. I am more interested in vertical spreads as a style and nothing too complex - I just do not see complex trading as a need for earning a modest monthly return.
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> One thing I liked about the intro videos from optionclub is this manage your business by the numbers (the greeks). Jeff does not mention anything about managing by the greeks and Chris mentioned that a lot. Is there a lot of value I would get from buying Chris' courses and watching his videos or is it going to be the same stuff as Jeff's but with different voice and words?
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