Charles Cottle – Introduction to Advanced Options Trading – 201

Description of Introduction to Advanced Options Trading

Introduction to Advanced Options Trading – 201 is the second options trading class in RiskDoctor’s “Come Hedge With Me” Options Strategist Series. It is an update of The Options Metamorphosis course that achieved the highest accolades from beginner, intermediate and advanced students. Many simply said “it was this course that finally made the lights come on for me”.

This 5 part video course totals nearly 90 minutes and is based on Charles Cottle’s book, “Options Trading: The Hidden Reality”; Chapter 2, “A JUST CAUSE FOR ADJUSTMENTS”.

Introduction to Advanced Options Trading 201 explains the relationship between the many choices available to an investor or trader, for the purpose of adjusting a position.

In this CAUSE and EFFECT universe there are newsletters, advisors and even brokers (the CAUSE) telling their students and investors (the EFFECT) what positions to put on to make money, but it mostly stops there, doesn’t it? RiskDoctor’s Introduction to Advanced Options Trading 201 raises the bar about position ADJUSTMENTS and opinion development allowing YOU to become the CAUSE.

About Charles Cottle

Charles Cottle is the founding father of Risk Doctor, a trading program designed for professionals. He is a former CBOE and CBOT options dealer and turned into director of training at the International Trading Institute. Since 1999 Charles Cottle has presented a variety of options for education programs.

Charles Cottle started out trading at the CBOE and CBOT in 1981 earlier than turning into a director of the International Trading Institute, wherein Charles Cottle worked with market makers, agents and early electronic programmers. In 1995, he posted the book, “Options: Perception and Deception” as a base for his future training courses. Charles Cottle posted a sequence of instructional videos on options trading on Youtube in 2010. Charles Cottle Received a bachelor of technology degree from the University of Colorado at Boulder – Leeds School of Business in 1979.

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