FAQ

How much money do I need to trade your service?
We can't answer that.  If you were to model our trades then you need to determine if you are going to trade one trade at a time or all trades at a time. Then go over to finance.yahoo.com and look at the current next strike out of the money options prices to gauge pricing on options.  Remember that if you see an options price of "2.8" on the ask that means one contract costs $280.  
How much money can I make from your service?
Billions. 

Well, actually, if you own a big hedge fund...

We were being sarcastic.

Well if you executed the OPIVO system trades just listed on the performance page you could of had the same results. 

In the future?  Past performance isn't necessarily indicative of future results... All I can say is that we think that OPIVO puts us all in a good probability position to net positive results.  

Do I have to watch the markets all day?
No.  Trades are placed at night or in the morning before the market opens.  The only exception is when we are in an extreme profit position times we'll shoot you a quick email when we are getting out intraday.  But still you can get out the following day.  
What brokers are good for options trading?
www.thinkorswim.com  www.optionsxpress.com   You need brokers that allow contingent orders on your options.  As of this typing only www.thinkorswim.com offers 'double contingent' orders where you can place one contingent and a second contingent as a stop loss using 'one follows another' criteria.  This saves you time and makes this much easier, not that they are hard.  But if you're lazy like me the double contingent is awesome because your stop is automatically locked in as soon as you enter the market, locked in at the exact exit price according to the stock price.  
How can I believe your track record.  It looks too good to be true.
Well.  Too bad.  It is what it is and we are not going to put up fake bad results or losses to make you feel better.  These are system trade results based on OPIVO 5.0 entries and exits.  

Then again, as you know, past results are not necessarily indicative of future results.  We could do worse.  We could do better.  We could even screw up and miss  trading signals (which we do occasionally).  

Our trades depend on volatility, action, for the large gains.  So if the market is in consolidation or is simply moving slow then results will be smaller or not as good.  That said we do keep on top of our stocks and will cycle into more active stocks without hesitation. 

Otherwise, with such a question it sounds like you haven't traded too much yet.  Every time you put on a trade you are taking a chance and a risk.  The thing is, when you trade, you usually are taking quite a bit more risk than a month worth of trades cost $100 or $200.  If you can get your hands on high probability winning trades that have the potential for winning big and a good average profit for every deal placed then it is simply a good business decision to perform these trades.  

Here is a good strategy for you.  Sign up.  Watch the trades for one to three months.  Paper trade them.  Or the brokers listed above will give you a real time virtual trading account (very valuable).   Understand fast and slow cycles and that markets, our stocks, will enter a fast swinging / trending period followed by a consolidation, 'breathing' period.  Don't get frustrated when the market is slow.  And look to NET (NET is the key word) results over time.   That is a key secret to trading well.  

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