Thursday, December 31, 2009

Re: [TheOptionClub.com] Dan Sheridan on Calendar Spreads for 2010 (Live Web Event)

 

Am nt interested

On Wed Dec 30th, 2009 12:26 PM EST TheOptionClub wrote:

>The New Year is just about upon us, and I have good things in store for
>you...
>
>To kick things of in 2010, Dan Sheridan from Sheridan Mentoring will be
>joining us on Tuesday, January 5, 2010, at 3:00 p.m. CST (1:OO p.m. PST)
>to share as much information as he can about calendar spreads in one
>hour.
>
>https://www2.gotomeeting.com/register/750648578
>
>The above link will get you registered.
>
>We have a limited number of spots for this event so I encourage you to
>1.) register now (not later), and 2.) log into the event 10 to 15
>minutes early.
>
>I think most of our members are familiar with Dan...
>
>He is one of the most popular instructors over at the CBOE and
>approaches all of his trading with a light sense of humor and keen
>insight. He is particularly adept at income trades and has helped many
>of us sharpen our skills on iron condors, calendar spreads, and more.
>
>With the launch of his own mentoring business, Dan's time has been in
>short supply. The fact that he has set aside some of it for us is
>incredibly generous, so it would really be a shame if you missed this.
>
>Get yourself registered, enjoy a very happy and safe New Year holiday,
>then I will see you next week following Tuesday's market close!
>
>Christopher Smith
>TheOptionClub.com
>
>
>

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