Re: [TheOptionClub.com] Iron Condors and Credit Spreads

 

Free, check out the excellent free options education web chats at the MarketStudent yahoo group. Marko, the leader, is a member of TheOptionClub. Don't ask me why, but he loves giving excellent free options trading web chats once or twice a month. he used to do private coaching and this was an intro to him and his teaching style. But now he has stopped selling any services, so go figure. He's the needle in the haystack. Or more like one of the diamonds in the stack of needles that make up the trader education industry - in my big fat opinion. He is GREAT with beginners, and has the most sensible attitude: Take it SLOW. ~gf

On Wed, Mar 17, 2010 at 6:42 AM, Free <cmendes07@gmail.com> wrote:

 

Hey Stan:

Thanks for sharing this interesting website with us. Looks very interesting but I have a question for you. I am fairly new at trading options - about 6 months experience mainly directional trades with puts and calls and some time decay plays with vertical spreads. How complex is the material given my relative lack of experience? Should I focus on mastering Iron condors, calendars etc before attempting this. Don't have much experience with P&F charting either. I'm not asking you to decide for me, just want to get a feel of the level of complexity involved. Wd appreciate any feedback you can give me.

Thanks

Carl M

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