One Market. Three Strategies. More Ways to Find Opportunities.
Short-term trades, directional options, or a broader portfolio approach? Discover all three.
Tuesday, November 17 | 1:00 PM ET
Here's the thing about traders: no two are alike. You've got your own goals, your own account size, and your own amount of time to spend staring at a screen.
So instead of pushing one approach on everybody, we're putting three different options strategies on one stage.
On Tuesday, November 17, at 1:00 PM ET , the Markham Trading Group will walk you through each one.
1. Weekend Winners: Short-Term Opportunities
This one is built around a butterfly spread strategy. Trades are typically held for just a few days, with entries near the end of the trading week. If you like your trades quick, start here.
2. Elite Trade Alerts: Bullish & Bearish Trading
Here you'll see how the team spots potential opportunities using calls and puts on individual stocks and ETFs. Every trade comes with clearly defined entry and exit instructions, so there's no guessing.
3. Profit Generator Club: Multiple Options Approaches
This is the wide-angle view. You'll explore directional options, debit spreads, and covered calls, and see how each can serve a different trading objective.
Here's What You'll Discover
- How each strategy identifies potential trades
- Real-world trading examples and strategy guidelines
- Risk-management considerations and suggested account sizes
- How to evaluate which approach may fit your trading style
Here's What To Do Next
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Tuesday, November 17 | 1:00 PM ET
We'd love to have you there for this special presentation.
The Team at FFR Trading
P.S. Not sure which approach suits you? That's the point of the event. Join us Tuesday, November 17, at 1:00 PM ET and see all three side by side.
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IMPORTANT: Attendance is complimentary, but you MUST register in advance to attend.
Warning: There is a risk of loss in trading. It is the nature of commodity and securities trading where there is the opportunity for profit, there is also the risk of loss. Commodity trading involves a certain degree of risk, and may not be suitable for all investors. Derivative transactions, including futures, are complex and carry the risk of substantial losses. Past performance is not necessarily indicative of future results. Please read additional risk matters on our website, www.ffrtrading.com