Systematic Options Trading Course

BlueWaterSailor said:
Well... for someone out to learn the basics, I suppose $150 isn't a ridiculous price for this, and they're not promising that you'll become a millionaire overnight. At least it doesn't set off my "scammer" alarm.

Of course, all of this is available for free from a number of reputable sources - CBOE, etc. - but the structure of a formal course is at least worth that much, for people who need that.
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response from an options trader:
+ not a rediculous price
+no promises
+is available for free in freeform noncurated information, not systematic
+structure of a formal course at least worth that much for people who need that
gretta hate options traders...
how dare you.jpg


150 frogs. What's your time worth Dawn?
 
easymon1 said:
150 frogs. What's your time worth Dawn?
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More than $150 IF I trade options or anything profitably. But hey, for anybody who wants to spend $150 to learn everything that they can learn for free, there is Ernest Chan!!
 
TheDawn said:
More than $150 IF I trade options or anything profitably. But hey, for anybody who wants to spend $150 to learn everything that they can learn for free, there is Ernest Chan!!
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It's still a free country. You and MaxBoo don't plan to accept the offer. Fine by us.
What is your problem with Me, (aka Mr Nice Guy) posting some positive aspects of the offer as outlined by BlueWaterSailor - Hey BlueWater you gettin your Keel wet this summer?) that for an Options Student can save a hella lot of time.

Some 'students' are booking paychecks aint even got time to be whining about 150 frogs. They pull down 150 frogs a fraction of a fraction of the time it would take to assemble the PERTINENT information on the SYSTEMATIC approach presented in the material. ORATS (did not just fall off the turnip truck) has familiarity with and had no warning on the author, there's a search to do a flyover of who the author is and his creds.
We get it. You do not plan to take part in the offer.

Now, Relax Dan, Have a homebrew. lol
 
easymon1 said:
It's still a free country. You and MaxBoo don't plan to accept the offer. Fine by us.
What is your problem with Me, (aka Mr Nice Guy) posting some positive aspects of the offer as outlined by BlueWaterSailor - Hey BlueWater you gettin your Keel wet this summer?) that for an Options Student can save a hella lot of time.

Some 'students' are booking paychecks aint even got time to be whining about 150 frogs. They pull down 150 frogs a fraction of a fraction of the time it would take to assemble the PERTINENT information on the SYSTEMATIC approach presented in the material. ORATS (did not just fall off the turnip truck) has familiarity with and had no warning on the author, there's a search to do a flyover of who the author is and his creds.
We get it. You do not plan to take part in the offer.

Now, Relax Dan, Have a homebrew. lol
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What is your problem with me? Are you Ernest Chan?
 
easymon1 said:
Hey BlueWater you gettin your Keel wet this summer?
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Well, I've sold my boat - but I have lots of standing invitations from sailing friends; I have a habit of winning long-distance races for boats I'm on. :) Right now, I'm at the airport heading back east after running around the Rockies for a couple of weeks, so I get to play silly buggers with these silly argumentative people here. Not too many cruising boats out this way. :)
 
TheDawn said:
I would want to do this because...???
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To give us examples of your contributory value to ET?
Critical reviews can have a positive contributive outcome too so those may come more naturally to your type than others Maybe you have a knack for it.
or is it just all about you?
Free country, do what you like.
 
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