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What’s up to 1,362 Options Points a Year with 10 Contracts Equal?

Saturday Apr 10, 2010

It equals $1.36 mil bucks in your pocket CASH a year if you would have done all the SlingShot system trades as listed on the performance record.

Now the doability is not and not that far off as you may
think because we use short term Cheaper Options for rapid fire momentum
reversal setups AND we NOW Use AUTOTRADING!

SlingShot Options Goes AUTOTRADING !

We heard ya’ and responded!

Yes we gave in… and agreed to autotrading!  But now without doing a few tweaks
to make SlingShot Options Better, More AWESOME!

We’ve listened to you, we’ve listened to our customers and now
we’ve taken SlingShot Options up a step, or two.

Hey – we’ve made SlingShot more doable.

Quick Check out the new auto trading program:

http://slingshotoptions.com/slingshotoptions-autotrading.htm

Check out the performance page (new stocks added)

http://slingshotoptions.com/performance.htm

We’ve reduced the entry fee (for now – we’ll double it
after we work out our marketing later).

Graduate up into dominating trading – on AUTOTRAIDNG Auto Pilot!
Yes you can graduate up into bigger and badder portfolio with
limited time hot discounted rates !  You’ve gotta see them.

We will be adding more options brokerages over time.  But if you
want yours to use us then bug them!  Tell them first then mention to us.

Excellent.  This is going to be awesome.  You’re going to like this.
I think it’s borderline genius if you ask me.

Go check it out.  The auto trading link is at the top.  Look at the new
performance page.

Wow.  I wish you could have captured those $3.4 mil on 10 contracts
per trade over the past two years.  I’m sure you do to.  Don’t miss the
next two years.  I think it’s gonna be even better into 2012!

Ok.  Go here to get started:  http://slingshotoptions.com/

Chris K

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Think about these rules before trading the stock market

Wednesday Mar 10, 2010

If you are looking to get into the markets, you have to really educate yourself prior to actually risking any money.  Most people are attracted to the markets because they hear of person X making 50% this year, person Y doubled their money on a trade and on and on.  People are not apt to share in the major disasters they have had, and often exaggerate the profits and underestimate the losses when speaking about what they have done.  It is human nature to avoid pain, even in casual conversation with others.  So before you decide to take the plunge, you will have to figure out what exactly it is that you are tying to accomplish

 

In order to start down your path, you will need to recognize the three methods to get involved with the markets:   short term (minutes to days), swing trade (days to weeks) and long term investing (weeks to years).  Simply discovering which type of trading suits you might seem like an easy task, but it is most likely the most important decision you will make.  To make the most of it, you will need to match up the trading style with your level of risk and type of personality you have

 

Short term trading is also synonymous with day trading, although positions can be held overnight and still be considered a day trade for the most part.  Day trading is probably the riskiest type of trading for most people, and really requires almost a full time effort.  For those who have a full time job when the markets are open, this type of trading is not appropriate other than in rare circumstances.   Some people who engage in day trading use a  day trading robot to help them find ideas during the day.

 

As opposed to trying to learn day trading, swing trading is a great alternative for most people.  With swing trading the amount of time and concentration required is far less than with day trading, but it will still require you to monitor your positions each evening, and if something is close to a price target or stop area, monitor during the day as well.  The goal of swing trading is to capture a much larger move than with day trading, often targeting a 5%, 10% or even higher move in price.  Since swing trading entails holding for bigger gains and for longer periods of time, the actual trading activity of buys and sells is far less than with day trading.  One should keep in mind that while it is less risky than trying to day trade, it is still betting on the short term direction of a stock and by nature is risky in itself.

 

Long term investing is what most people are familiar with – buy and hold.  The main thing that has diffentiated over the last ten or so years is the economic climate, which makes it a riskier proposition to just buy something and forget about it.  Many investors have learned a hard lesson when they watched a significant gain turn into a big loss because they just held on.  One thing every investor must do is to have a cut off point even on a long term position where they are out no matter what.

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Notes on Becoming the World’s First Trillionaire from Trading the Markets

Sunday Nov 1, 2009

Yep. Rest assured and you can bank on this – when your heart emotion
starts to get excited about pending profits you can almost always count on
a reversal the other way. One of these days I’m going to get some ‘ninja
training’ or whatever that mind body mastery training is called so I can
trade the reverse of my emotions. Then I will have a 95% to 99% right
trading system and will become the first trillionaire from trading the
markets You could do the same…

Now i know there is some way to do that. I’ve personally developed my
intuitive connection and mental systems trading ability – my last stage
before becoming a total virtuoso trader would be to sense my emotion then
somehow do the opposite of that emotion and be sure of it. Anyways, this
is interesting stuff to think about for sure. And those of you who have
been trading a while probably understand what I’m talking about.

There still is a Lot of upside conviction still out there – S&P 500 I have
in mind. True it was the end of a swing cycle. Oh, and guess where the S&P
stopped? Yes. Our good ‘friend 1066′ – that 61.8% retracement level I’ve
been talking about for weeks. The S&P also stopped right at a trend retest
point, the bottom side of a trend it just broke. So we are right at a
significant pivot point. The S&P can very well turn back and tank – or if
the ‘slap happy’ ‘bulls’ are too rabid the markets can start breaking
upwards or muck around for a while doing no good until it’s ready to
breakout.

Previous : Well lookie there. A normal swing. I look forward for more
of these going forward. If the market breaks down we should be in for some
good trading for a while. The past 7 weeks have been really lame FYI -
just so you know so that you don’t miss out on the good stuff to come and
is here now.
We are watching the trailing stops and optimal profit targets. There is
potential for an extra dramatic swing downward. We’ll see.
Previous:
Just looking for some follow-through…. We gave a bonus deal on MA. See
Silver below:

Previous Notes: Is this the break we are looking for? The S&P has
comeback to 1066, the 61.8% retracement I was talking about before. A
failure breakdown below this price level could be SWEET leading to a rapid
‘October Style’ down move that could put us in good shape!
Several new trades below: Note that if a “TS” is not indicated the
reverse entry becomes the TS (Trail Stop)
The markets volatility has slowed quite a bit and swings have been quite
lame – price swings with directional conviction have been paltry. It’s
frustrating, sure. But what almost always seems to happen after sessions
of boredom or frustration? Good Swings! That’s just the nature of the
game.
Granted, that said, this slow meandering upward has dulled the markets
down quite a bit. Good thing for us – the market loves drama. So the
drama will return. And this drama may return as soon as next week if the
S&P starts breaking downward.

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State of the Markets: As Expected: +618% +329% +348%… And We’re Just Getting Started

Friday Sep 11, 2009

State of the Markets Report:

I’ve been mentioning to subscribers about current and upcoming markets cycles between consolidation and active times, break outs, pre earnings runs, seasonal trends etc…
We understand these market cycles here at SlingShot Options and we’ve learned to maximize during certain times and minimize during others. (And right NOW is the time to Maximize – you’re gonna have to trust me on this!)

We prepare our members for the market phase shifts. And we prepared them for this new cycle of activity that started here in September…

And this week is just the START in terms of more active trading and probable, stellar gains. All we need is activity and then SlingShot cleans house. Wanna see what I mean?

Here are recent deals that we just closed out or are about to close out from the past WEEK (and many others are well position for potential big gains):

GOLD – we bought options at 1.79 and then sold them near the peak at 12.20 for a 681% increase.

FSLR – bought calls at 6.20 sold at 21.60 for a 348% increase.

CLF – Sep 25 call options go from 1.58 and are now at 5.20 for a 329% increase.

APA – calls bought at 4.10 now at 8.00

But that’s nothing especially what we expect in the weeks ahead into October and THEN October! The meanest month in the year! Mean means good. People’s apprehensions of the past will make for great emotional swings to which SlingShot Options is more than ready to CLAIM For YOU with cheap, short term, audacious options!

Then we have November, which usually sets a steady trend into December depending on the expectations of holiday shopping for direction of that trend.

Bottom line: You MUST Be ready to go NOW. You can’t miss another trading ‘inseason’ then get back into the game after the big runs are all over! Again!

Yes, the focus needs to be on the present and what YOU are ABOUT to MISS out on… (again). If you want be apart of the action then you simply need to dive in www.slingshotoptions.com If you don’t try you won’t know what you’re missing.

And who knows? You may even score on your first deal as a recent member just expressed how much money he made on his very first deal.

But you need to get started. Take the trial. And for those of you who subscribe by this Sunday I’ll throw in a month of JackPOT Options which rides trends with options (different that quick swings). JackPOT is already in a new trend phase and is in process of Cleaning HOUSE again!

Come on down… www.SlingShotOptions.com

Thanks!

Chris K

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Blue Chip Options – Who We Are

Thursday Aug 27, 2009

2 Blue Chip Options   Who We AreBlue Chip Options (http://www.bluechipoptions.com) has been redesigned and launched with an emphasis on: Point and Figure Charting, ATR, Support and Resistance, W.D. Gann, Richard D. Wyckoff, day trading, swing trading, MACD, VIX and online stock trading. We TEACH and MENTOR.

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