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Traders,

Consider some of the differences between using stocks and options in your portfolio.

🔴 Stock trading is one-dimensional. 🟢 Options trading is three-dimensional.

🔴 Stock trading focuses solely on direction. 🟢 Options trading opens the door to speed and magnitude.

🔴 Stock trading is a simple game of checkers. 🟢 Options trading is a more complex game of chess.

🔴 Stock trading is a world of coin flips. 🟢 Options trading is a world where you control the odds.

Of course, to harness all of the advantages that exist in the options realm, you first must understand how they work.

To that end, we created the Options 101 video series and a suite of strategy-based videos in our Tackle Trading Playbook.

In addition, we’re hosting a special YouTube webinar tonight at 8:30 PM EST, covering some of the things you must know about how options work.

We’d love to have you join us. Click on the button below to go to the YouTube webinar and set a reminder.

Chart of the Day

Oh, Snap!

So far, the poster child for earnings risk this season is Snap Inc. The social media company saw its share price crash 26% on Friday after releasing disappointing numbers. What a wreck!

Video of the day

Trading for Beginners: A Beginners Guide to Options [Webinar Replay]

Join this fun and informative live event with our resident options addict, Coach Tyler Craig, to help you demystify derivatives and better understand what truly makes them tick. Options for beginners? Come this way, please. Enlightenment awaits.

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