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The above scenario had happened to me several times and it
was a hard lesson for me. The lesson learned was : Once I've sold
an option position for whatever amount of profit, I should be contended with it
- No "IF", No "BUT". To avoid
blaming yourself for selling too early if the stock kept trending
according to your anticipated direction,
I would recommend that you learn how to set a trailing stop to
your option position once it is in profit. Now you could keep riding
on the profit as long as the stock price trend favorably.
Once trend reversal sarted, your trailing stop would automatically be
triggered and you would at least exit with a higher profit compared to
closing your position too soon.
And remember, never re-enter any option position without first
confirming the stock price movement from the price, volume and the Level2 Code
data. The great thing is that the "Live Freely Options
Trading Seminar" teaches options traders how to study the price, volume and Level2 Code data
to determine the direction & strength of the trend.
Dear fellow options traders, as long as the market still exists, be assured that
you have plenty of opportunities to earn money from the options market in
the future. Just make sure to stick to the
techniques which have brought you profits more frequently and at the same time practise
good money management and discipline in your online option trading journey. Last but not least, don't give up so easily whenever you hit obstacles. Just remember,
professional traders also have trading loses once in a while. What's important
is the lesson that you've learned from your mistake and make sure you don't commit these mistakes again.
Yours sincerely
Tony Chai
About Me
Tony Chai has been trading stock options, particularly
US stock options, since he graduated from Live Freely Options Trading
Seminar in year 2004. His stock options trading technique involves
mainly trading options based on earnings gapping analysis. In his
stock options trading web-site,
you'll find a number of informative
articles written by himself and seasoned options traders to
sharpen your stock options trading skills. Tony also record his
stock options trades and his analysis for initiating those options trades in his
stock options trading blog.
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