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Use
Gorilla Fighting Tactics to Win the Options Game!
To be a successful
option buyer you must use gorilla trading tactics!
The Put and Call Tactician uses gorilla
trading tactics to give you the edge.
Options are a depreciating asset. They
are a melting ice cube. The longer you hold them the more value you lose.
Therefore, a short term trading strategy is needed.. With gorilla trading
tactics you must attack quickly when a stock has strong upside or downside
momentum. And then you must take profits quickly or exit quickly if the
stock price moves the wrong way.
The Put and Call
Tactician uses these gorilla
tactics. The Put and Call Tactician
uses a detailed game plan that guides you to stay in a position
for a maximum of 3 weeks and sets a tight stop-loss to get you out of
trouble quickly.
In our age of technology and information, a very special and intensive
tool for the options investor is needed, and it is
The Put and Call Tactician,
an on-line weekly advisory report.
We are bombarded by facts, and we have the technical advances that give
us access to all these facts, but what facts are important, what do the
facts mean, where do you go to get the valuable facts. Too much information,
too many places to look can be very frustrating.
No more frustration is necessary. Using the technology to sort it all
out and the information, carefully and swiftly sorted, Ken Trester's The
Put and Call Tactician makes sense of the confusing world of stocks and
options, and it does this for you week after week.
This invaluable tool is shaped for you by Ken Trester's very successful
strategies for profiting from stock options. When you subscribe to The
Put and Call Tactician, you invest in strategies that do not depend on
a bull or bear market or on predicting a bull or bear market, strategies
that can produce profits of 50% to 1000%, strategies that need little
investment and thus have little risk, strategies good for the seasoned
and serious player or the curious and cautious novice.
Experience and Success!
Ken Trester for 31 years has been helping thousands of investors profit
from investing in stock options; both in the very successful newsletters,
The Trester Complete Option Report, first published in 1983 and The Put
and Call Tactician, first published in 1977.In fact, Ken Trester has been
trading options since the options exchanges first opened in 1973 and is
recognized as a leading international options advisor.
Among the variety of books he has written on this subject is the classic
and comprehensive best selling The Complete Option Player that after numerous
printings is in its 4th edition. Jeff Little, author of Understanding
Wall Street said, "This book stands heads and shoulders above the
others." Barry Vaniel, author of A Guide to Valuing Stock Options
said. "You will not be able to put this book down. The thoughts and
concepts presented will stick in your mind and you will find yourself
referring to and rereading portions of the book again and again."
Ken Trester and the Nobel Prize
Winning Theory
In 1973, Ken Trester, then a college professor of computer science, was
in a position to learn of a new pricing theory created by two other professors,
Fischer Black and Myron Scholes. This theory priced the true value of
options. Ken at once knew the pricing model's importance and that it,
with its accuracy and mathematical approach, presented exciting new opportunities
in option trading. So, since 1973, using this theory, plus other strategies
Ken had formulated, Ken Trester has been assisting investors in the challenging
world of options.
In 1997 (Yes, 1997), this pricing theory was awarded a Nobel Prize in
Economics. The Nobel Prize Committee, like many in the investment community,
was a little slow on the uptake. It took decades for them to catch up
with Ken Trester's assessment of this trading model.
This isn't unusual. Ken Trester has always been ahead of the pack, the
pioneer in option trading, and he will be working for you when you can
call up The Put and Call Tactician on your computer.
In our age of technology and information, a very special and intensive tool
for the options investor is needed, and it is
The Put and Call Tactician, an on-line
weekly newsletter.
We are bombarded by facts, and we have the technical advances that give us
access to all these facts, but what facts are important, what do the facts mean,
where do you go to get the valuable facts. Too much information, too many places
to look can be very frustrating.
No more frustration is necessary. Using the technology to sort it all out
and the information, carefully and swiftly sorted, Ken Trester's The
Put and Call Tactician makes sense of the confusing world of
stocks and options, and it does this for you week after week.
This invaluable tool is shaped for you by Ken Trester's very successful strategies
for profiting from stock options. When you subscribe to The Put and Call Tactician,
you invest in strategies that do not depend on a bull or bear market or on predicting
a bull or bear market, strategies that can produce profits of 50% to 1000%,
strategies that need little investment and thus have little risk, strategies
good for the seasoned and serious player or the curious and cautious novice.
Unique Opportunities and
Success!
Here is your chance to join the unique rodeo that is the options market! First,
you have the choice of betting on the market going up or betting on the market
going down. Being able to win when others are despairing because its a bear
market make options unique.
Second, controlling a large share of stock for a pittance of the value of
the stock and yet gaining enormous rewards if it is a "winning" stock
makes options unique. In one instance, Ken's recommendations would have had
you controlling 400 shares of 4 different companies (stock which would have
cost $19,300 to buy) for just $1,600. Profit for that investment was $8,000,
a 433% profit gain.
Third, the versatility of options, the incredible variety of ways they can
be used to suit your tastes and needs, is unique. Buy them to reap a quick and
stunning victory, buy them for a long term investment, buy them for insurance,
buy them if your investment budget is limited, or buy them if you are nervous
and don't know what yu'll encounter, bear or bull.
Buy a ticket cheap for the unique rodeo and get your expertise on the bull
and bear from The Put and Call Tactician.
Experience and Success!
Ken Trester for 28 years has been helping thousands of investors profit from
investing in stock options; both in the very successful newsletters, The
Trester Complete Option Report, first published in 1983 and The
Put and Call Tactician, first published in 1977.In fact, Ken Trester
has been trading options since the options exchanges first opened in 1973 and
is recognized as a leading international options advisor.
Among the variety of books he has written on this subject is the classic and
comprehensive best selling The Complete Option Player
that after numerous printings is in its 3rd edition. Jeff Little, author of
Understanding Wall Street said, "This book stands heads and shoulders above
the others." Barry Vaniel, author of A Guide to Valuing Stock Options said.
"You will not be able to put this book down. The thoughts and concepts
presented will stick in your mind and you will find yourself referring to and
rereading portions of the book again and again."
Ken Trester and the Nobel Prize Winning
Theory
In 1973, Ken Trester, then a college professor of computer science, was in
a position to learn of a new pricing theory created by two other professors,
Fischer Black and Myron Scholes. This theory priced the true value of options.
Ken at once knew the pricing model's importance and that it, with its accuracy
and mathematical approach, presented exciting new opportunities in option trading.
So, since 1973, using this theory, plus other strategies Ken had formulated,
Ken Trester has been assisting investors in the challenging world of options.
In 1997 (Yes, 1997), this pricing theory was awarded a Nobel Prize in Economics.
The Nobel Prize Committee, like many in the investment community, was a little
slow on the uptake. It took decades for them to catch up with Ken Trester's
assessment of this trading model.
This isn't unusual. Ken Trester has always been ahead of the pack, the pioneer
in option trading, and he will be working for you when you can call up
The Put and Call Tactician on your computer.
Ken Trester and Success
How successful exactly has Ken Trester been? Here are his theorectical
Yearly Option Report Best Buy Option returns:
1990 up 537%
1991 up 167%
1992 up 52%
1993 up 86%
1994 up 335%
1995 up 231%
1996 up 124%
1997 up 352%
1998 up 301%
1999 Sabbatical
Put & Call Tactician Theorectical
Track Record
Our 2000 Track Record!
The results from all the Profit Box positions recommended in The Put
& Call Tactician for the year 2000 are listed below . This track record
is theoretical and assumes that you were able to take profits at the profit
goal or exit at the stop-loss option price when the stock hit the profit
goal or closed below the stop-loss price. or were able to get the corresponding
option pirce in the Option Box at the end of the 3-week hold period. There
were three exceptions where the stock price gapped up or down.
As with any track record, you cannot assume that present or future recommendations
will equal past performance. Commissions are not included in these track
rccord results.
A summary of the results shows that we recommended 188 positions. 49%
were profitable. If you would have purchased one of each of the options,
you would have invested $43,700 . Your profit before commissions would
have been $13,700 or a 31% return for holding the position a maximum of
three weeks. Here the annualized return would be over a 600% return. -----Ken
Trester
Our 2001 Track Record!
The results from all the Profit Box positions recommended in The Put
& Call Tactician for the year 2001 are listed below . This track record
is theoretical and assumes that you were able to take profits at the profit
goal or exit at the stop-loss option price when the stock hit the profit
goal or closed below the stop-loss price. or were able to get the corresponding
option price in the Option Box at the end of the 3-week hold period.
As with any track record, you cannot assume that present or future recommendations
will equal past performance. Commissions are not included in these track
rccord results.
A summary of the results shows that we recommended 169 positions. 44%
were profitable. If you would have purchased one of each of the options,
you would have invested $32,480 . Your profit before commissions would
have been $5,700 or a 17.5% return for holding the position a maximum
of three weeks. Here the annualized return would be a 251% return. Over
10 option positions almost hit their profit goal but eventually were stopped
out. Therefore, be aggressive about taking profits on half of your position
even if it does not hit the profit goal.-----Ken Trester
Our 2002 Track Record!
The results from all the Profit Box positions recommended in The Put &
Call Tactician for the year 2002 are listed below . This track record
is theoretical and assumes that you were able to take profits at the profit
goal option price or exit at the stop-loss option price when the stock
hit the profit goal or closed below the stop-loss stock price. or were
able to get the corresponding option price in the Option Box at the end
of the 3-week hold period. These option prices were determine by their
implied volatility at the start of the strategy.
. Commissions are not included in these track record results. There is
high risk in option trading. You can lose your whole investment. Our past
results are theoretical no actual positions are taken. No representation
is being made that any account will or is likely to achieve a profit.
In fact, there are sharp differences between hypothetical performance
and actual results. We advise all investors that it should not be assumed
that present or future recommendations will be profitable or equal past
performance.
A summary of the results shows that we recommended 149 positions. 47%
were profitable(the stock hit profit goal or was positive after the hold
period). If you would have purchased one of each of the options, you would
have invested $22,756 . Your profit before commissions would have been
$2,935 or a 12.8% return for holding the position a maximum of three weeks.
Here the annualized return would be a 221% return. As in previous years
several positions almost hit their profit goal but eventually were stopped
out. Therefore, be aggressive about taking profits on half of your position
even if it does not hit the profit goal. Several stocks gapped into the
money showing much bigger gains than those reflected in the track record
and several stocks moved much further beyond the profit goal. That is
why it is important to let half of your position ride when you take profits
with a trailing stop, even beyond the 3-week time period. .-----Ken Trester
Our 2003 Track Record!
The results from all the Profit Box short term positions and Long Term
option positions recommended in The Put & Call Tactician for the year
2003 are listed below . This track record is theoretical and assumes that
you were able to take profits at the profit goal option price or exit
at the stop-loss option price when the stock hit the profit goal or closed
below the stop-loss stock price. or were able to get the corresponding
option price in the Option Box at the end of the 3-week hold period or
parameters of the long term option plays. These option prices were determine
by their implied volatility at the start of the strategy.
. Commissions are not included in these track record results. There is
high risk in option trading. You can lose your whole investment. Our past
results are theoretical no actual positions are taken. No representation
is being made that any account will or is likely to achieve a profit.
In fact, there are sharp differences between hypothetical performance
and actual results. We advise all investors that it should not be assumed
that present or future recommendations will be profitable or equal past
performance.
Long Term Options
A summary of the results for the long term options shows that we recommended
47 positions(13 are still active and not included in the record but did
show an overall profit at the end of the year). 62.8% were profitable(the
stock hit the profit goal ). If you would have purchased one of each of
the options, you would have invested $7245. Your profit before commissions
would have been $5025 or a 69.9% return . This is not an annualized return.
That return would be much higher. Also much bigger profits would have
been made if you held part of your position after the profit goal was
hit.
Short Term Options
A summary of the results for our short term option plays shows that we
recommended 113 positions. 52.2% were profitable(the stock hit profit
goal or was positive after the hold period). If you would have purchased
one of each of the options, you would have invested $14,370. Your profit
before commissions would have been $3090 or a 21.5% return for holding
the position a maximum of three weeks. Here the annualized return would
be at least a 372% return. As in previous years several positions almost
hit their profit goal but eventually were stopped out. Therefore, be aggressive
about taking profits on half of your position even if it does not hit
the profit goal. Several stocks went much further beyond the profit goal.
That is why it is important to let half of your position ride when you
take profits with a trailing stop, even beyond the 3-week time period.
This year we introduced long term options and they generated much better
returns than the short term positions. Such long term options have the
big advantage of needing less trading and less attention.-----Ken Trester
Our 2004 Track Record!
The results from all the (Profit Box) short term positions and Long Term
option positions recommended in The Put & Call Tactician for the year
2004 are listed below plus 2003 longer term options closed out in 2004
and not included in the 2003 track record.
This track record is theoretical and assumes that you were able to take
profits at the profit goal option price (some options were priced after
a gap up or down in the stock price and estimates were made when data
was not available) or exit at the stop-loss option price when the stock
hit the profit goal or closed below the stop-loss stock price. or were
able to get the corresponding option price in the Option Box at the end
of the 3-week hold period or parameters of the long term option plays.
These option prices were determine by their implied volatility at the
start of the strategy.
Commissions are not included in these track record results. There is
high risk in option trading. You can lose your whole investment. Our past
results are theoretical no actual positions are taken. No representation
is being made that any account will or is likely to achieve a profit.
In fact, there are sharp differences between hypothetical performance
and actual results. We advise all investors that it should not be assumed
that present or future recommendations will be profitable or equal past
performance.
Long Term Options
A summary of the results for the long term options shows that we recommended
44 positions(19 are still active and not included in the record, but 13
are included from 2003. 46% were profitable(the stock hit the profit goal
or closed with a profit ). If you would have purchased one of each of
the options, you would have invested $7594. Your
profit before commissions would have been $2235 or a 29.4% return . This
is not an annualized return. That return would be much higher. Also bigger
profits would have been likely if you held part of your position after
the profit goal was hit with a trailing stop.
Short Term Options
A summary of the results for our short term option plays shows that we
recommended 96 positions. 54% were profitable(the stock hit profit goal
or was positive or even after the hold period). If you would have purchased
one of each of the options, you would have invested $13,135. Your profit
before commissions would have been $3663 or a 27.8% return for holding
the position a maximum of three weeks. Here the annualized return would
be at least a 467% return. As in previous years several positions almost
hit their profit goal but eventually were stopped out. Therefore, be aggressive
about taking profits on half of your position even if it does not hit
the profit goal. Several stocks went much further beyond the profit goal.
That is why it is important to let half of your position ride when you
take profits with a trailing stop, even beyond the 3-week time period.
-Ken Trester
Our 2005 Track Record
This track record is theoretical and assumes that you were able to take
profits at the profit goal option price (one option was priced after a
gap up in the stock price and estimates were made when data was not available)
or exit at the stop-loss option price when the stock hit the profit goal
or closed below the stop-loss stock price. or were able to get the corresponding
option price in the Option Box at the end of the 3-week hold period or
parameters of the long term option plays. These option prices were determine
by their implied volatility at the start of the strategy.
Commissions are not included in these track record results. There is high
risk in option trading. You can lose your whole investment. Our past results
are theoretical no actual positions are taken. No representation is being
made that any account will or is likely to achieve a profit. In fact,
there are sharp differences between hypothetical performance and actual
results. Some trading skill is needed to achieve good results. We advise
all investors that it should not be assumed that present or future recommendations
will be profitable or equal past performance.
A summary of the results for our plays shows that we recommended 119 positions
including 8 longer term options. 55% were profitable(the stock hit profit
goal or was positive or even after the hold period). If you would have
purchased one of each of the options, you would have invested $15,031.
Your profit before commissions would have been $4570 or a 30.4% return
for holding the position a maximum of three weeks. Here the annualized
return would been several hundred percent. As in previous years several
positions almost hit their profit goal but eventually were stopped out.
Therefore, be aggressive about taking profits on half of your position
even if it does not hit the profit goal. Several stocks went much further
beyond the profit goal. That is why it is important to let half of your
position ride when you take profits with a trailing stop, even beyond
the 3-week time period.
-Ken Trester
Now, Ken Trester's on-line newsletter is offered to you, and you have a chance
to take advantage of this offer and start benefiting from Ken Trester's scientific
approach to stock options trading.
Here are some specific recent examples of Ken Trester's successes. Ken Trester
recommended an Amgen option selling at $375. Its high was $1,500, a 300% gain.
He recommended a Biogen option at $610. Its high was $2,700, a 542% gain. He
recommended a Corning Glass option at $380. Its high was $2,600, a 542% gain.
These successes are only small glimpses at the kind of successes that led to
the tremendous percentage gains from 1983 to 2000,
Investors and Ken Trester
What do his investors say about Ken Trester's recommendations and strategies?
"Crystal clear explanations by someone who knows the game and how to
play it successfully." - R. L. Canada
"I am extremely thrilled with my new subscription. I have already paid
for the subscription for a lifetime. I wish I would have known about it a year
and a half ago when I started investing using options. Many thanks. Sincerely,"
- J. S. (financial advisor)
"This is a wonderful business to be in- especially if the recommendations
make $-and so far they have been especially good for me!" - D. H. Kansas
The Benefits
If you become a part of The Put and Call Tactician's
Elite Club,
You will receive Ken's hand picked option plays based on the statistical and
technical analysis of hundreds of stocks and commodities including:
----short term buy and sell signals and technical comments
on each stock.
----a power rating that identifies stocks that are ready
to move Now!
----an A, B, C, or D grade for each stock's intermediate
and long term potential.
----the twenty-week volatility for each stock- required
for option analysis programs.
----computer generated Option Profit Boxes that give
specific recommendations with a well-defined game plan.
----an Unique Simulator that tells you the probability
of hitting your porfit goal or of hitting your stop loss over a three week holding
period.
----Option Power Plays- opiton plays with well-defined
game plans and full options analysis including their fair value.
Plus much more!
About 2000 stocks have over 200,000 different daily tradable options. You
don't have to be lost in the maze of facts that this produces. In The
Put and Call Tactician the hard work is done for you. You get the
thrill of using the results and having the real fun-
winning!
Let the Games Begin!
What price glory? For only $77 you get this exciting and intensive on-line
internet newsletter for $77 for 5 months (Annual rate- $495). We accept
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We advise all readers that it should not be assumed that
present or future recommendations will be profitable or equal the performance
of previous recommendations. Subscribers should recognize that risk is
involved in any option or security investment and they should not assume
that any formula, method, chrart, theory or philosophy will result in
profitable results or equal past performances. This publication should
only be used by sophisticated investors who are fully aware of the risks
of options trading.
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