How to Sell OTM Put Options (Safely Earn 10% to 20% Annual Returns Consistently, Year After Year)
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How to Sell OTM Put Options (Safely Earn 10% to 20% Annual Returns Consistently, Year After Year)
What you will learn in this book is a technique for making money by selling OTM Put Options.
Like a diamond, this comprehensive technique has many facets.
We always try hard to explain things thoroughly, sometimes repeating ourselves for some extra emphasis.
The major portion of the book is devoted to the 10 integral components of what we call The Boomer Technique.
Understanding these core principles, learning these processes, following these disciplines, and really applying yourself, will pay off like you can’t even imagine.
Our mission is to provide you, the reader, with a tried-and-true method of achieving financial prosperity year after year, with a higher degree of safety and less risk than trading stocks, Mutual Funds or Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs).
We will teach you:
1. What OTM (out-of-the-money) Put Options are and how to sell them.
2. How to make 10% to 20% in annual returns year after year.
3. What homework is required and how to easily accomplish it.
4. A step-by-step process for selecting safe, profitable OTM Put Option trades.
5. That the belief that all options are complex and risky is just not true.
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