Now get SIX TIMES your return WITHOUT buying a single share

Dear Investor,

The markets are schizo.

11 months ago, the JSE plunged 43%. Since hitting this low late last year, it’s rallied an incredible 31.27%.

Now what?

Like most investors, you could be totally confused right now. Will the market continue to surge like there’s no tomorrow with minor corrections along the way? Or will commonsense prevail – sending prices all the way down again?

Who knows? And who cares?

I’ve found a powerful solution to the problem of uncertainty. There’s a way to protect (and grow) your investments when the market’s going up, going down or even going sideways. And it’s about time you learnt the easiest and safest among them…

Take advantage of volatility using a “built-in” insurance policy

Whether you’re an experienced trader or an outright beginner, the next two minutes could dramatically change your fortunes over the next 12 months.

A growing number of private investors are keeping afloat and even prospering in the stock market by using this technique alone. You see, when you elect to use this advantage you:

  • Substantially enhance the profitability of ordinary share investments. For instance, a 15% rise in a share price can be transformed into gains of up to 156% and, in some cases, even more…
  • Can profit in a sideways market…
  • Can protect your portfolio 100% against further losses… That is: You never lose more than what’s put down.
  • And MOST IMPORTANTLY, you can actually make massive profits on falling shares!

Don’t worry, I’ll explain all of this to you in a minute. But believe me, if you care about protecting and growing your wealth, you should grab this opportunity.

 
 
 
 
 
 
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And what exactly gives you this “built-in” insurance policy? Options trading.

Now wait… Options trading isn’t nearly as complicated as most people believe. In fact, it’s not even overly risky – your risk is strictly limited. That’s why I’ve drafted the most extensive “how to” e-report ever written on the subject. And, with your permission, I’d like to email it to you to look at – completely risk-free – for seven days. 

 

It’s the lucrative secret of professional traders

Options trading is a form of investment where you take the most predictable profits the market has to offer… and then multiply them by up to six times.

The truth is, just by following the financial pages, anyone can accurately guess the direction of a share price. You can predict many of these 2%, 3% or 5% price movements with a high degree of certainty – like if a company suffers an accounting scandal, if the pundits are tipping an oil price hike or if a particular company releases a profit warning.

This strategy is so reliable, it’s been a closely guarded secret of professional traders – until the JSE launched retail equity options in July. In fact, it’s the reason why banks and financial institutions don’t lose money in volatile markets. But the topsy-turvy local markets, combined with the JSE’s launch of the Safex retail equity options market, is producing a new breed of private options traders.

These people have the potential to turn small financial trades into THOUSANDS of rand profit… while, at the same time, protecting their current investments from further loss.

And soon, you could be doing the same…

A 156% gain from a 15% rise in the share price

When you trade options, you aren’t purchasing a share, you just benefit from its movement in price. You place a trade with a Safex member on whether you think a share will be higher or lower in a few days’ or months’ time.

What you’re doing is trading your view on a price movement in the underlying share. And, the only money you need to lay down is a deposit (called the options premium) with your options trading broker, which is usually between 5% and 6% of the market position.

It might sound confusing, but it’s actually simple. Here’s an example…

Let’s say you thought AngloGold shares were going to go up. If Anglo was at R260 per share, and you bought 100 shares on the stock market, you’d have to fork out R26,000.

But not with options trading.

Your deposit (options premium) is only 6% of what you’d have to pay if you bought the shares – so only R1,560 in this case for a call option with a strike of R260. So each cent that Anglo moves above R260, you start to make money. If Anglo moves to R300 (up R40 from your strike), you’ve made R2,440 profit – a 156% gain on your investment.

Alternatively, if you’d actually bought the share, the same R40 rise in price would give you just 15% profit on your outlay of R26,000. And oops! That 15% profit would be reduced even further by brokerage fees, insider protection levy, SST and STRATE fees. These are the kind of red-tape” charges traders learn to hate.

This is the wonder of leverage. With options trading, you haven’t tied up as much money, you haven’t tied up your time (you can be in and out in less than a month) and you’ve made a bigger gain than if you’d risked both! What’s more, instead of risking 100% of your capital as you would if you’d bought the shares, you can only lose the initial option premium. With options trading, you’re always in control.
 

 

Follow my lead and spend less than 30 minutes a day making safe, risk-free gains

My name’s Mark Weetman. And, as the MD of Cortex – a South African options and futures broker – I’ve been making money on the market for more than 12 years.

I’ve successfully navigated my way through many a crisis – including the dot.com bubble and 9/11. All with derivatives trading! And today, I want to show you how you can do the same…

Whether you’re a complete beginner or a trader with decades of experience, I believe this e-report will be of such immense value that I’m passing on all my strategies for successful options trading in the current market.

In this e-report, you’ll discover:

1. The complete, unbiased background to options trading
2. How to hedge your shares against future losses by up to 100%!
3. How to “go short” for GIANT gains on falling shares
4. How to keep your losses down
5. How to protect your assets against a weaker rand... and much more...
6. Try it for 7 days with my 100% money back guarantee

Remember, options trading can take as much or as little time as you wish. It can be an occasional pastime, a strategy you can use purely to protect you investments or a serious, sustainable money making enterprise.

There really is no other form of trading quite like it – especially in a bear market. And it’s why I’ve set aside a copy of the Understanding Options e-report for you at the absurdly low price of just R249. (That’s less that the likely profit from your first successful trade!)

So take the e-report and study it for seven days. Put the theories to the test by paper trading or practise by placing tiny stakes to start with. If, for any reason, you don’t think you can make at least a R500 clear weekly profit in options trading, simply inform me within seven days, and I’ll give you a full refund.

To claim you seven day risk-free trial, simply click on the order button now.

Regards

Mark Weetman
Author of Understanding Options
  
  
 

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All percentages shown in the brochure and our tables are calculated on the trading price, and do not include the bid-offer spread unless  otherwise stated.All gains exclude dividend payments and dealing costs, unless noted otherwise.We do try to research all our recommendations  and articles thoroughly, but we disclaim all liability for any inaccuracies or omissions found in this publication. Do remember that shares are,  by their very nature, speculative, and that generally investments in smaller companies have a higher risk factor, so you should never invest more  than you can safely afford as you may not get back the full amount invested. It can also be more difficult to sell or realise such an investment.  The past is not necessarily a guide to future performance. Before investing, readers should seek professional advice from a stockbroker or independent financial advisor authorised by the Financial Services Act. Profits from share dealing are a form of income and subject to taxation.  Levels and bases of, and reliefs from, taxation are subject to change. ©Copyright 2009 Fleet Street Publications (Pty) Ltd.Written queries to be addressed to: Private Bag X16, Northriding, 2162. Subscriber queries;Tel: 0861 114 365; Fax: 086114 720.We research our recommendations and articles thoroughly, but disclaim all liability for any inaccuracies or omissions found in this publication and our correspondence. Registered in SA No: 1999/019170/07.VAT No: 4430185282 
 

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