Sarah Potter – Start Trading Options

Sarah Potter – Start Trading Options

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Stock traders who are looking to trade options want to know the most efficient way to learn about trading options. It starts by knowing anyone can learn to trade options if they are willing to put in the time and effort required. Like any skill you wish to improve, options trading requires relevant knowledge, the right trading and analysis tools, and hands-on experience.

This in-depth beginner course cuts through the confusing pricing concepts and jargon to explain what you need to know to place your first options trade with confidence.

The course is presented by Sarah Potter, founder of YouCanTrade. Sarah is a full-time active trader, author, and trading coach. Sarah has coached countless traders, helping them to improve their knowledge of options trading and giving them the life-long tools they need to make better, more consistent trading decisions.

“You deserve to be the best trader you can be. This program will help give you the tools you need to assess your areas of strength and weakness and allow you to grow as a trader.”– Sarah Potter

This interactive video course is designed to take you from the very basics of options trading to helping you identify the right option strategy for current market conditions. And, of course, you will have opportunities to ask questions and watch live options trading along the way.

Here’s what you’ll get: Sarah Potter – Start Trading Options 

• Easy to understand explanations of what an option is, what affects an options price, and, most importantly, what you need to know to trade them
• Learn the same strategies Sarah uses every day for current market conditions
• How to gather evidence from the market to help place more consistent trades
• How to track your option trades to know what is working and what isn’t to better manage profits and risk

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