We buy and sell index/stock options that expire weekly/montly.

The options that we sell are put or call so we receive a credit as we open the trades. This type of trade is what's known as a naked option. As each day passes, the value of this option decreases. Depending on the situation, we either buy these back at a lower price or allow them to expire worthless.

While ONLY selling options garner larger credits, that strategy poses too high a risk to justify putting ourselves in a potentially catastrophic position, should that type of trade turn against us. In that instance, we'd have no protection and could, theoretically, lose an infinite amount of money. However, by buying AND selling specific options, in what are called vertical option spreads, we minimize our exposure and afford ourselves the ability to effectively manage our downside risk. Remember - we are striving for trades with at least an 80% probability of success with moderate returns as opposed to trades reaping higher returns but cause sleepless nights.

Our subscribers will receive timely e-mails with detailed instructions on how to open each trade. Subsequent e-mails would follow should adjustments be necessary. We also maintain A Member's Page wherein we post the latest messages, trades, and current positions.

We currently open one to five position each week and may add more to keep up with demand.

We realize that many services employ spam e-mail-tactics in an effort to trick their subscribers into thinking that they are receiving a lot for their money. We, on the other hand, are confident in the fact that our subscribers will instantly recognize the valuable service we provide and, therefore, do not resort to these tactics. The most important of e-mails would be those containing instructions on the opening of trades or adjustments, thereto. We do provide periodic market updates, but even this will not be an everyday occurrence.

We monitor the markets everyday but only open positions when we see a good opportunity. There is not set day/time for when we open positions.

On average, we hold our positions for one week up to one calendar month.

The best case scenario is when our position expires worthless. This does not require a closing trade, saving on commissions. Why pay commission costs when you don't have to? Sometimes we may close out a position early to take profits and remove any risk from the table. Whatever the case, all of our subscribers will be notified immediately by e-mail if we close out or adjust our position(s). In turn, the same message will be displayed in the member area for all to see.

Most of our subscribers started with little or no experience. Our trades are e-mailed to our subscribers with very detailed and precise instructions so that our members have no problem entering and exiting. We first recommend paper trading and educating yourself on our strategies until you feel comfortable enough to actually make a live trade. With our trading experience though, our members have gained a comfort level with placing these trades and a substantially larger trading account to go along with it.

If you have any questions or need help with a trade, it would be best to speak with someone at your brokerage firm. Each broker's trading platform is different and they would be able to assist you best.

It is very important that you open an account with an options friendly broker that will allow option spread trades. They will understand our trading strategy and have better pricing. If you do not currently have a broker, call us for advise: mdmpartners.jimdo.com/contact/

This is something that you need to figure out for yourself, depending on your situation. Most of our subscribers have started out investing with $10,000 or $20,000, earning $500 to $1000 per week. Any investment less than $5000 may result in noticeably reduced returns since you will have to pay your broker their commission. Be sure that you DO NOT invest your entire portfolio. You MUST keep some cash aside just in case we need to adjust any positions. NEVER put everything in one basket.

We suggest that you keep 50% of the total account value in cash reserves. This ensures that reserves available sufficient enough for any adjustments that are made to positions and also helps to avoid overexposure to any one position.

The reserves are technically optional since they are not required to open the position, but would be a prudent move on the part of the investor to do so.

Stock options are option contracts for a particular company such as eBay or Google. Index options are contracts for a particular index such as the DJIA, Nasdaq, etc.

We trade index and stock options, and index based ETFs because they are less volatile than an individual stock options. Indices consist of a number of stocks weighted together in one basket. Depends of the opportunity we see.

Yes, we have been making these trades in our own accounts before this website was even created.

Of course. All investments do not come without risk. With a higher than 78% success rate, one could statistically expect to have 1 losing trade for every 5. Although losses will happen, we feel that the consistent success of our strategy will more than make up for any losses that we incur.

We calculate our trades using the following formula: credit or debit / margin requirement
Lets use SPX 1380/1385 Call for $0.25 credit as an example.
If the trade expires worthless, we have now gained $0.25 per share. Since we sold a $5.00 spread (1385-1380), our margin requirement is $4.75 ($5.00 - $0.25). To get the percentage gain, we plug the numbers in the formula above. In this case, it would $0.25 / $4.75 or 5.26%
Lets say this trade gets in trouble and we have to buy back the spread for $1.00. Our net debit would be $0.75 ($1.00 - $0.25). The margin requirements is $4.75 (calculated above). Our loss would be $0.75 / $4.75 or 15.79%

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