Dan Sheridan – Managing By The Greeks (6 Classes) Sept 2010 [9 Videos(mp4) 11 docs(pdf)]

Class Description:

Let Dan teach you the ultimate risk-management technique! Learn how market makers control their risk using option Greeks. Examples in this class will be in all time frames, including weeklies options. Also

Class Format: This class is a collection of video recordings from the actual Live class that was previously offered. Once a student buys a class, an email is then sent, containing login credentials to access the archived class page. Typically, each class runs for four weeks, with two classes each week. Some classes contain additional videos and sessions. Purchasing access to a class gives access to all class recordings, as well as trade updates, PDF’s and PowerPoints. Any questions? Email us at [email protected] Also

Class Specifics:

• You are welcome to ask questions directly to Dan or another mentor Also
• Each class recording is a minimum of 1 hour, total of 10-12 hours approximately
• All fees for online classes are deductible towards our GOLD Mentoring Program ($1000 limit) Also

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Class Content:

*Class 1– Foundation and Class Description Also

Class 2– Greek Foundation and Options Greeks

*Class 3– Diagonals and Cash Secured Puts Also

Class 4– Iron Condors – High Probability

*Class 5– Diagonal Adjustments Also

Class 6– Trade Update

*Class 7– Butterflies Also

Class 8– Adjustments

*Class 9– Credit Spreads Also

Class 10– Calendars

*Class 11– Assessing PSI Also

Class 12– Call Credit Spreads

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