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Uncovered Options Trading

Options-Trading-System provides trading signals for uncovered QQQQ and SPY options.

The best way to learn more about our QQQQ and SPY uncovered options trading systems is to browse our site. We hope this information will help you move forward in your options trading.

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The trading system is easy to follow. Simply log onto our site and set your email status to “receive alerts”. When a new options signal is published, you will receive an e-mail alert.

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Profiting from the trading of naked options does not require any complicated systems. We provide everything you need:

• Name of the Underlying Security,
• Strike Prices,
• Expiration Dates,
• Entry and Exit Prices.

The uncovered options trading system was designed to satisfy the demands of mid-term oriented option traders who wish to place conservative trades using index derivates, for maximum returns and at minimum risk.Our trading system generates an average of 10 - 20 conservative trades per year, and it requires no quantitative analysis on the part of the trader!

We may update our uncovered option signals at any time during regular trading hours (email-alerts are issued immediately thereafter). In addition, we will update our signals daily by 8:30 PM EST.

The uncovered options system automatically generates volume-based options trading signals; during trading hours, we will publish these on our site. The system collects the newest market data which is then reviewed by our analysts after the market has closed. Existing signals may be altered (e.g., changes to our “Suggested Exit/Stop” price). Based on our analysts’ work, new signals may also be issued. We may post new signals on our site as:

1. “Sell (short) Call”,
2.  “Sell (short) Put”,
3.  Or “Cash”.

When we publish a “Sell (Short) Calls”, we will be selling call options once the specific option trades at or above our “Suggested Entry” price. When we will publish a “Sell (Short) Puts”, we will be selling put options once the specific option trades are at or above the “Suggested Entry” price.