I have 40 years. I invested in the foreign exchange market on the MetaTrader platform. i found it is a trading desk. So I switched to stocks. negotiated and on average much but I profit at the end. Now I'm tired average. I want to enter the options. I read a lot of options but not yet able to understand it. I'm looking for help. I downloaded Oracle software options. but it does not simulate or guide us in any way. just select the strategy and it appears the show. There are many traders options that infallible win atleast 2% a single trade. I need a surefire same. Can anyone help how it can be done. I can invest 25000 INR right now to begin. once I gained confidence I'll invest more. I understand that it takes patience and ability to accept failure. I'm ready for it, but finally there should be a profit. Can anyone explain how He can be reached?
<< ">> There are three arbitration-related spreads that you can use to 2% or more. They are (1) A http://www.theoptionsguide.com/conversion.aspx spread conversion (2) A box away, and http://www.theoptionsguide.com/box-spread.aspx (3) A jelly roll gap. Http: / / www.investopedia.com / terms / l / longjellyroll.asp The problem with using one of these deviations make a "safe" return is to return you would have to attach enough money for a period of time long enough that you would have done a better performance by simply placing the same amount of money in an interest bearing account at the same time period. For example, if you could do with a 3% one year bond guaranteed by the federal government that you should be able to open one of these gaps that will give you a profit 2% at the end of one year. Of course, if you could find an option undervalued, you can make a non-profit venture with dozens of strategies different. Unfortunately, the chances of finding an undervalued option are (at least) several million dollars for one, then this is not a technique viable. Another problem is that you have 25000 INR is not really enough to have any chance to make a profit trading options. The gap between buyer-seller and commissions, you'll generally a loss of several percentage points simply by buying and selling positions if the estimate has not changed. You also said you still do not understand the options properly. Do you really think it would be a good idea to invest if you do not understand the investment? I strongly encourage you to spend more time researching options before trying to trade. If you have books that you do not understand, you can buy books easier to obtain the basic functions.
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