Secret 73RULES OF THE ROAD

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I have established a series of rules for the road for designing

debit spreads for stocks, indexes and commodities.

How to Design a Stock or

Index Debit Spread

1. Buy a close-to-the-money option.

2. Sell a further out-of-the-money option.

3. The maximum profit must be at least 200%.

4. Do not sell an option for less than .4.

5. Try to design a spread with a probability of profit of 35%

or better.

How to Design a

Commodity Option Debit Spread

1. Buy a close-to-the-money option.

2. Sell a further out-of-the-money option more than one

strike price out.

3. The maximum profit must be at least 300%.

4. Do not sell an option for less than $100.

5. Always use a spread order.

6. Try to design a spread with a probability of profit of 35%

or better.

7. Never pay a commission of more than $20 round trip per

side.

Spreading seems complex but can be simple if you keep it

simple.

I have established a series of rules for the road for designing

debit spreads for stocks, indexes and commodities.

How to Design a Stock or

Index Debit Spread

1. Buy a close-to-the-money option.

2. Sell a further out-of-the-money option.

3. The maximum profit must be at least 200%.

4. Do not sell an option for less than .4.

5. Try to design a spread with a probability of profit of 35%

or better.

How to Design a

Commodity Option Debit Spread

1. Buy a close-to-the-money option.

2. Sell a further out-of-the-money option more than one

strike price out.

3. The maximum profit must be at least 300%.

4. Do not sell an option for less than $100.

5. Always use a spread order.

6. Try to design a spread with a probability of profit of 35%

or better.

7. Never pay a commission of more than $20 round trip per

side.

Spreading seems complex but can be simple if you keep it

simple.