Most beginners use them to speculate — short-dated trades, high leverage,
chasing fast moves. It's how options get marketed to retail traders. It's also
where most of the losses concentrate.


 

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Most options traders have it backwards






There are two ways to use options.

Most beginners use them to speculate — short-dated trades, high leverage,
chasing fast moves. It's how options get marketed to retail traders. It's also
where most of the losses concentrate.

The other way is what Dave Aquino built his career on.

At Vanguard, he managed more than $650 million using options as an income
instrument. Not a bet on direction. A repeatable, weekly income strategy. Same
setup, same ticker, run the same way — nearly 900 times over five years.

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95.3% success rate.
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His free guide explains exactly how the income approach works. The ticker is
inside.

See the income approach
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To better trading,

Dave Aquino, Base Camp Trading





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