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Do I have to sign a long-term contract to start my subscription? No. You are only required to sign a monthly contract that can be canceled at any time. The service is not pro-rated. We only offer our service in a month to month subscription as we believe we have to earn your business. No upfront costs like those other guys. Do I have to be an expert trader to learn the options Hunter techniques? No, but some knowledge of trading using charting and technical analysis is required. What type of internet connection do I need to access the webinars? We strongly recommend high-speed Internet broadband cable or DSL. Do I have to pay extra for technical support? No. As long as you maintain your Options Hunter service, you receive free technical and customer support. Does The Options Hunter services provide advice? No. We do not provide advice. We provide you with the training so you can trade more effectively and confidently. What if I’ve never traded an option before? We recommend you understand the basics of options trading, there are many good resources on the internet. Do I need any trading software to use The Options Hunter service? Recommended Trading Software
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Trading stock options is a much different game from trading the Rules of the options game Remember that in the game of options time is your enemy. If the Buying options for short-term appreciation This strategy involves the purchase Option premium is also affected by The degree of leverage associated with a particular option depends on Another factor which influences leverage is the volatility of the Recommended reading Gastineau, Gary L. THE OPTIONS MANUAL, 3rd ed. McGraw- McMillan, Lawrence G. OPTIONS AS A STRATEGIC Cox, John C. and Mark Rubinstein, OPTIONS MARKETS, How do I add Dale’s groups and list file to AIQ TradingExpert Pro? - Click on the file LSTDALE.lis and save this file to your /wintes32 folder. - Launch AIQ Data Manager, in the list pull-down box on the toolbar, select LSTDALE - From the Menu, select List, Find & Create - Any missing tickers from LSTDALE will be displayed. You can add these using the Do Lookup from your Historical Data CD and/or from the myTrack Online. - Click on Utilities, Compute Group Sector Indices. Choose LSTDALE and click OK. I’ve lost the subscribers password to the archive or the webinar room E-mail support@theoptionshunter.com and provide your name and registered e-mail address.
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