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On December 13, 2009 at 8:49 AM Greg Farber <gregfarber@gmail.com> wrote:
dear "the"... just email red option and ask them to send you the latest track record. they will do it no strings attached. and, you can also ask them, if they have any "free trial" promotions going on. They always seem to, especially if you have just opened and funded an account with tos - or if you are a tos customer, etc... they're good people in my experience. no spammers or slammers. you come & you go whenever you want.
~gf
p.s. i don't totally agree with Van Tharp on the "you must take all the signals." I subscribe to some advisories to learn techniques and to get ideas. "Thanks for the suggestions. .. let me see if I agree..."
On Sat, Dec 12, 2009 at 3:30 PM, thecthing <theCthing@yahoo. com> wrote:
Thanks for the information. I totally agree that if you are going to trade something, you take all the signals. It is a system, all or none. I usually have no idea whether to be bullish or bearish anyway. Why do you think I am trading options :)?
I see that on their web site, Red Option asks me to contact them to get track record information, so that they can dispense it on an "individual by individual" basis. No thanks. I can understand that they might not want to post trade information in real time, but why not after the fact? Condor Options, for example, posts their closed trades every month. Their results are there for all the world to see, including the months they lost almost 100%.
For now, I guess I'll keep getting up at 6.
--- In OptionClub@yahoogro ups.com, "thecthing" <theCthing@.. .> wrote:
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> This sounds interesting to me, Paul. I live on the west coast and am tired of getting up early. Do they let you view their track record?
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> thanks
> Mary
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> --- In OptionClub@yahoogro ups.com, "Paul" <paulroberts316@> wrote:
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> > Someone asked that we post our experience with options trading or recommending firms.
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> > I signed up with RED OPTIONS about a month ago, after opening my TOS account. They offer automated trading (which they recommend), or you can trade your own account with their recommendations if you prefer.
> >
> > They make trades using about a half-dozen different strategies. You pick the ones you want to participate in, and their fee is $20/mo per strategy. That's it.
> >
> > I chose the calendars and the verticals.
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> > So far I'm happy with the results. 4 or 5 trades, all winners. They appear to be conservative in their picks, and manage the trades closely with adjustments.
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> > Just as important, they explain clearly what they're doing, and why. They're happy to answer questions by email.
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> > So for me, as a newbie, it is both profitable (so far) and a good educational experience.
> >
> > Paul Roberts
> >
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