Let me show you the simple to learn trading system that's perfect for topsy-turvy markets.
An actual trade for ticker symbol CI cost just $350 to enter.
If CI stock price stays flat, this trade would pay $422 in profits.
But if CI stock goes up just 20%, the trade would pay $1,976 in profits!
But hold on, because this gets even better.
If CI stock drops by a whopping 60%, that would be a disaster for most traders. But in our case, it's even better because our $350 trade would generate a $4,291 payout in this example!*
Of course, not all trades work out this well and all trading strategies have losing trades from time to time. But as you can see, this style of trading gives you the opportunity to cap your risk while giving you multiple ways to win the trade. To help you get started I've just launched a new video training session that I'm calling...
The 3 Simple Steps I've Used To Win In Haywire Markets
Check it out now.
Chuck Hughes
* Profit performance reflects the profit potential for an actual CI option spread trade. Trading incurs risk including risk of loss. Past results do not predict future results.
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