TechniTrader Upcoming Webinar: Fast Track Your Options Trading

TechniTrader's Martha Stokes will team up with MetaStock for a live Webinar!

2011-04-16

AUBURN, WA, April 16, 2011 (Press-News.org) Fast Track Your Options Trading Webinar

The goal of this Webinar is to teach you how to select stocks for Options Trading using MetaStock Charting software with TechniTrader Fast Track Options Tools that streamline the options selection process. The webinar will take place Tuesday, April 19, 2011 6:00 PM EDT

When:
Tuesday, April 19, 2011 6:00 PM EDT

Description:
Are you less than 75% successful trading options? Are you frustrated with your lack of options profits? Do you want to learn options but find all those Greeks, Implied Volatility, Chains, and Strategies confusing and complicated? Then this webinar is for you.

Stop using outdated, antiquated options strategies and learn the new, modern 21st century process for successful options trading without all that unnecessary work. "Fast Track Your Options Trading Webinar" will totally change how you trade options, eliminating the work, confusion, and lengthy analysis while increasing profits and results. This is a brand new process for trading options just released by TechniTrader for 2011 for MetaStock 11. Learn from the best educators in the business with their revolutionary new method that makes options trading simple, fast, easy, and reliable. Discover how you can know exactly which option contract to use for maximum profits and lowest risk. You will work on an actual trade and learn how to use the TechniTrader Option Tools combined with MetaStock charting software and take all the guesswork out of option trading. For the first time, you will approach option trading with confidence, knowing precisely what to do.

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