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    Credit Spreads:Beginners Guide to Low Risk, Secure, Easy to Manage, Consistent Profit for Long Term Wealth
    Credit Spreads:Beginners Guide to Low Risk, Secure, Easy to Manage, Consistent Profit for Long Term Wealth
    Credit Spreads:Beginners Guide to Low Risk, Secure, Easy to Manage, Consistent Profit for Long Term Wealth
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    Credit Spreads:Beginners Guide to Low Risk, Secure, Easy to Manage, Consistent Profit for Long Term Wealth

    By Casey Boon

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    Increase Profits without Staring at the Computer Endlessly

    What if you could make profitable trades in only 30 minutes per day?

    Imagine passive cash flow because you discovered Credit Spreads!

    Would your life be different if you had an extra $5000 a month in passive income?

    What if you could take the profits and time saved and spend it with your family.

    The in-depth research material used by Casey Boon will make your decision to use Credit Spreads an easy one.  The 5 times author describes income producing activities in a way that puts the reader at ease.

    In this book you will learn:

    How to make profits with a simple proven trading method

    How to save precious hours each day, away from the computer

    How to reduce stress because this method is easily implemented

    How to invest your money without fear or guilt.

    How to embrace predictability in your trading journey.

    How to conquer money management.

    Buy this book NOW to increase your passive income and ad hours of free time with your family!

    Pick up Your copy of this book by clicking the BUY NOW button at the top of this page!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherCasey Boon
    Release dateMay 14, 2018
    ISBN9781386641544
    Credit Spreads:Beginners Guide to Low Risk, Secure, Easy to Manage, Consistent Profit for Long Term Wealth

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      Credit Spreads:Beginners Guide to Low Risk, Secure, Easy to Manage, Consistent Profit for Long Term Wealth - Casey Boon

      Credit Spreads:

      Beginners Guide to Low Risk, Secure, Easy to Manage, Consistent Profit for Long Term Wealth

      Casey Boon

      Table of Contents

      CREDIT SPREADS

      Table of Contents

      Introduction

      Chapter One:  What is a Credit Spread

      Chapter Two:  How to Get Started Trading Credit Spreads

      Chapter Three:  The Bull Put Spread Strategy

      Chapter Four:  Bear Call Spread

      Chapter Five:  Short Butterfly Spread

      Chapter Six:  The Iron Butterfly Spread

      Chapter Seven:  Advantages and Disadvantages of Options Trading

      Chapter Eight:  Risk and Probability of Profit

      Chapter Nine: Risk & Money Management

      Final Words

      Introduction

      IF YOU ARE CONSIDERING an investment strategy that has a high potential for returns while limiting the risk of losses, options trading is an ideal place to start. While options trading can appear complicated to beginners, there are many tools and strategies available to you to help the novice trader start making profits from their trades sooner, generating consistent returns month after month. One of the best tools available to you is credit spreads.

      Credit spreads allow you to make returns in any market whether bearish or bullish and while you make predictable returns, you also have a limit to your potential losses. Credit spreads are quite simple to learn and present opportunities greater than those offered by simple buy and hold investment strategies.

      In this book, we will explore credit spreads and their relationship to options trading as well as explain how you can get started using credit spreads by opening your first options brokerage account. We will then walk through each of the credit spread strategies, from beginner to advanced and how these work with detailed examples. These strategies can be applied in every market whether stocks are falling, rising, volatile or stable.

      This book will also explain the advantages and disadvantages of each strategy as well as options trading in general. We will also teach you how to determine the probability of success for each trade allowing you to create a trading plan that when followed, will generate returns every month allowing you to compound your wealth a rate far greater than standard assets.

      Options trading is not without risk though, therefore we will explore risk and money management in our last chapter including how to create and use a trading plan and helpful advice on getting started in trading without losing your entire portfolio.

      If your goal in life is to amass wealth at a rate faster than real estate investors or stockholders, trading options can be highly lucrative yet also predictable, and allow you to generate consistent profits and over the long term, create wealth which will enable you to get closer to retiring in comfort. Whichever you decide, credit spreads are one of the safest and most reliable strategies available for traders and are an excellent place to start learning.

      Chapter One:  What is a Credit Spread

      OPTIONS TRADING

      Before learning what a credit spread is, you will need to understand what options trading is and how they work. Options are contracts which allow the buyer the right to buy or sell an underlying asset such as a stock at a specific strike price on a specific date. The holder of the option is not required to exercise the option.

      The seller, on the other hand, has an obligation to fulfill the buyer's request, whether to buy or sell. When the owner of the option is seeking to buy at a price, this is known as a call. If the owner holds the right to sell at a specific price, we identify this as a put.

      Credit Spreads

      Before we can dive into the exciting strategies of options trading, we first must learn what a credit spread is

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