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If you are trying to find the one forex currency trading advice that can really break the bank, then you may be in for a huge let down. Like all successful business ventures out there, there is no miracle product that can declare the easiest bid to get rich. And I am giving you this information upfront just to let you know that the greatest “forex currency trading advice” is really a series of shrewd thinking, perfect timing and relentless pursuit of profits on your part.

Saying such, here are a number of things to consider.

Take full advantage of software applications available to you.

Often, when you download forex software program, there are several applications that act as a tutorial or even as a demo program. The one big mistake that many of us do is that we try the applications once (or twice) or only until we get the hang of things. However, it should be noted that the more you utilize these applications, the more you will see how forex trading really works.

Most of the demo applications can help you scour the financial markets for likely investments. It can also give you information on market trends, and get you pips on a regular basis. Practice your trading skills on these, and learn what investments or markets are actually earning you money, and which ones to avoid altogether.

Listen and scout around for advice but make the final decisions on your own.

You could always visit forums and ask for advice. You certainly won’t find free forex trading advice lacking. However, you should know that not all advices are sound (or even sane.) Try not to rely heavily on such advices, but do substantial research on your own. And act only in accordance to what you think is right.

Follow your own system.

There may be a number of so-called “experts” spouting off their own secrets to success; (not much of a secret, really.) However, as a forex trader, you should be able to create and follow your own path to riches. Follow whatever methods work best for you, and you should be off to a great start.

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You have to be very careful when purchasing a software though. Some of the software’s just sit around and never make you any money. If you want to make thousands every week with forex I suggest you take a look at the website: Forex Trading Review

Stock option trading is becoming increasingly popular and for very good reason. The options market has become amazingly liquid, transparent, and well suited for the retail investor and trader.

One popular option strategy being pursued by individuals right now is the “iron condor” option trade. While this strategy offers many advantages, there are some pitfalls that you should be aware of if you’re going to trade this strategy so that you can avoid making this “rookie mistakes.”

Rookie Mistake #1 - Trading Without A Plan

One of the most common mistakes that we see over and over again, is the failure to establish a trading plan before opening a trade. The temptation to open a position arises out of an over eager desire to make money.

A proper trading plan provides step-by-step guidance for every market eventuality. It’s focus is upon limiting losses when things don’t work out the way we had expected. We will not always be right about market events, so we must be prepared to deal with things when we’re wrong.

When trading an iron condor, your trading plan must identify when and how a position will be opened and under what circumstances the position will be closed or adjusted. The primary factors to consider are the price of the underlying security and the number of days until expiration.

For example, you might consider closing all positions when there are only a few days remaining prior to expiration or adjusting the trade if the market pulls within a few points of your short option contracts.

Rookie Mistake #2 - Trading Too Much Size

When opening an iron condor, one of the decisions you will make is how many spreads to sell. The temptation is to sell a large number of spreads to bring in a large cash credit or, perhaps, to feed our ego by trading a large position.

The danger in doing so is that we increase our maximum risk of loss with every spread that we sell. When the market moves against the position, you may then have an overly large portion of your account at risk.

Trading too much size is also called over leveraging. The problem it presents for purposes of trading iron condors is that it limits your ability to recover from an eventual trading loss and hinders your ability to respond to changing conditions, which may have otherwise allowed you to maintain your profitability.

As part of your trading plan, you must establish how large each position will be and how you will manage your trading capital during the life of the trade. For example, you might decide to allocate a fixed dollar amount to each trade during a 12 month period and that profits are set aside to offset possible future losses.

There are many ways to approach such a trading plan, but so long as you take the time to establish the plan and limit your position risk you’ll be light years ahead of the average retail trader.

Rookie Mistake #3 - Exploding Risk By Getting “Cute” With Adjustments

We all want to be right and we just can’t stand when we are wrong. Of course, the market is an unpredictable creature and we’re not always going to be right.

As novice traders learn more about options, the begin learning about how experienced traders can adjust or “morph” option positions.

Adjusting just seems so cool!

Combine the “coolness” of adjustments with our natural desire to be “right,” and an inability to admit when we’re wrong, and you’ve got a very expensive lesson that needs to be learned.

The iron condor is a limited risk strategy. If you avoided Rookie Mistake #1 and Rookie Mistake #2, you know precisely how much risk you have and you’ve limited that risk by not trading too large a size.

Position adjustments seem magical, but in reality they are planned strategic responses to potential market changes. A more thorough discussion of these topics can be found on our website at http://www.ironcondorseminar.com/.

Iron Condor Trading Course Videos are available online and can be viewed right now without cost or obligation. In those videos we review the fundamentals of the iron condor strategy, how to calculate risk, reward, and probability of success, interpret the option “greeks” to manage your trade, and more. Click through and start watching the first video now…

A popular way to segment customers is by revenue or profit generated, with “A-list” customers receiving more perks and personal service than “lower” categories. There are right and wrong ways to do this.

Doing it right means cultivating customers so they all feel appreciated, by developing or improving products to meet each customer segments’ needs. Result: pleased customers and higher profit.

Doing it wrong creates risk of sub-standard service for “unimportant” customers, making them feel unappreciated and resentful. Result: missed profit opportunities and disgruntled customers.

Brand Image

When deciding how to service each customer segment, remember that every point of contact with a customer reflects on the brand, regardless of customer “importance.” Over time, this has an impact on brand image and company reputation.

With the Internet so prevalent today, each individual has more power to voice his/her opinion than in times past, which directly impacts brand image and goodwill associated with the name. Each mistreated customer has the means to tell the world of her/his experience on Web sites that allow reviews (such as bizrate.com and Amazon.com) and online discussion forums.

An Example of Bad Service From the Customer Viewpoint

The way each of my credit card issuers treats me is a prime example. I always pay my bill in full (often early) and belong to the “cash back” rebate programs, so I imagine I’m in a similar customer segment for each and would expect to be treated similarly by these three competitors.

Not the case. Two of the companies make me feel like a valued customer. The third made me feel so unappreciated I closed the account. How the three companies handle “suspicious” activity on my account demonstrates the varying degrees of service:

- Discover card has a fraud specialist (or customer service representative) call me in person to ask that I review recent transactions with her/him.

- Citibank’s computer calls me with an alert, asking that I call a number or go online to verify transactions through a computerized process.

- Advanta locks the account and sends a letter informing me they have done so. In my experience, the letter arrived a week after the incident and I was not notified by telephone (I called them when the “offending” vendor notified me of the decline). I asked customer service to allow future charges from that vendor, but they could not do so. Presumably, this meant an account freeze each time my authorized vendor attempted to process a legitimate charge.

All three of my card companies require that I take some sort of action to verify suspicious charges, which is to be expected. The approach, however, leaves a very different impression. Citibank and Discover both apologize for the inconvenience of transaction verifications and — while I have to go through an extra step with Citibank — both fall within my subjective definition of quality customer service. Advanta, however, does not apologize for the hardships of declined transactions and a frozen account.

To be fair, I do not know that my negative experience would have been handled differently if I were in a more profitably customer segment. It could have been result of badly trained customer service representatives, or perhaps this is standard procedure on all accounts.

Tips for Segmenting Customers Without Sacrificing Service

Customer segmentation is a good thing. It helps you recognize how customers are different and it should draw your attention to needs of different segments, prompting you to better meet those needs. Some ideas on successful segmentation:

- Segment by need rather than profit or revenue. A low-profit customer today could be high-profit tomorrow if you offer products and services that fill her/his needs.

- Look for ways some customer segments can effectively be more “self-service,” which cuts costs for the company while meeting customer service needs.

- Build in ways to create exceptions in automated customer service processes, so as not to alienate those with special situations (in my example, by allowing a way to pre-authorize account activity).

- If offering promotions, rewards, or other incentives to some segments but not others, “spell it out” for customer service representatives and structure your Web site and promotional mailings accordingly. By taking steps to assure customers receive consistent information across all channels of communication, you avoid customers being exposed to offers for which they do not qualify.

There are ways to segment customers without lowering customer service. By doing so effectively, you nurture business growth and reputation.

Bobette Kyle draws upon 15+ years of Marketing/Executive experience, online marketing experience, and marketing MBA as inspiration for her writing. You can find more of her free marketing planning articles at her marketing plan site, WebSiteMarketingPlan.com

We receive little if no information from our public school education about managing money. Even if we have, most of us are not aware of the public policy changes that have been made that influence our current money management.The most recent change dates back to President Nixon, who in 1971. took us off of the gold standard. It has to be one of the biggest monetary changes that has occurred in world history. Many people alive today are not aware of the large impact that this move has made on our current world economy. After this move, the dollar was no longer money, but became currency.

What is the difference between money and currency?Currency, in order to survive, has to keep moving. If it quits moving, it loses value and then the people stop accepting it. The result is that the dollar will approach a value of zero. Before this move to eliminate the gold standard, the United States was one of the richest nations in the world. Now after this move, the U.S. government is in debt.

Another change that occurred in 1974. That was the move from the defined benefit retirement plan and to the defined contribution plan. The defined benefit plan guaranteed the retiree a paycheck for as long as he or she lived. This proved to be too expensive. The defined contribution retirement plan depends on how much you and your employer contribute. This contributes to one of the greatest fears of the current retirees. That is whether they will run out of money before their demise. Typical defined contribution plans include IRAs,Keoghs, 401[k]s.etc.

There are many of us who want to rely on the government to solve their financial problems. But how can they rely on an entity that is in debt and cannot solve its own financial problems. Thus, it is important to educate yourself as to how to actively solve your financial problems. Unfortunately, the poor and middle class tend to avoid or pretend that they don’t have financial problems. After all if the government is in debt, why isn’t okay for them to be in debt.

The trap to avoid is the scenario that begins with the ease of overspending your available budget. Because credit cards are so easy to use and can delay the responsibility of payment, one unpaid credit balance can lead to another unpaid credit balance. And then one has to take out a mortgage on his house to try to get out of debt. This is a vicious circle and one to best avoid in the first place.

The important lesson from all of this information is to learn to stay within your budget. Then at the end of the month you might have some money left over to invest for the future and retirement. You will find that you will begin to learn how to solve money problems rather than to be a victim of poor money management.

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Word verification for the day: What is the origin of the term “boogie-woogie”? A “boogie” is a hobglobin or anything majic. “Boogies” like to dance to weird music. Music with the beat of the toms-toms in the bass is “boogie” music.”Woogie” was a later addition.

I am a recently retired general surgeon [ 40 years] living in beautiful Colorado Springs, Colorado at the foot of Pike’s Peak.

This article covers 2 methods of making money fast. This is for someone are in situations like: a bill due yesterday, a situation that needs fixing or paying school fees next week. Read this article carefully, I believe these ideas will help you make some money TODAY, if not in a week.

My goal for this article is to empower others with little or no money to spend, to make money the SAME DAY as they put tactics into action. Yes, you can try look at projects that will make money on the long run but that is not the focus of this report.

Now let’s look at 2 methods:

1) Join the IRA site

If you can write and you need cash on the very day, try out this website. They have a simple system where you write a few sentences as a test, and then get approved (typically the same day) to write articles, reports, etc. Once you’re approved, you can login to a job board, and check out open projects. Some of the writing gigs listed right now include article sets on mortgages, online degrees, weddings, SEO, etc.

They pay you the same day as you turn in your project. Look for a project that suits you, post on the site that you’re taking it, and once you’re done, submit it with a Paypal invoice via email and you’ll have your cash same day. Now the pay isn’t amazing, but it’s a legit way to get fast cash in your Paypal account - especially if you aren’t crazy about brainstorming ideas and having to sell writing pieces on your own.You can start right now at: joinira.blogspot.com

2) Become a Forum Poster

If you have spare time and want to make money fast. Try out the job of forum poster. As a forum poster, you are paid to make posts in someone’s forum, simple as that. Of course, you’ll need to have basic grammar skills and be fluent enough in the English language.

Many companies hire forum posters at a rate of anything between .10 to .35+ per post. Depending on the type of forum, they may pay even higher. For example, if it is a specialized forum like medical forum and you have medical background, you can get paid for as much as $1 per post! If you’re a fast typer, you might be able to make 30-50 posts per hour. You may even earn as much as $40-$70 for the day for posting. Obviously, this method won’t make you rich. But hey, remember that you need money fast and this is not a bad idea. Most companies that I’ve come across pay out the same day via Paypal. You can try out forumbooster.net, postingdirect.com or forumadvantage.com

Some forums may even allow you to use your own signature file, which is a great way of making extra cash. Simply choose a complimentary affiliate program that’s relevant to the forum you’re posting at, and use it each time you post. (Be sure to check and make sure it’s within the guidelines of each forum you’re posting at before doing this.)

Try out these 2 methods, you’ll love it!

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The Federal Reserve is easily one of the most powerful–and misunderstood–of all American institutions. The Federal Reserve’s steady hand as America’s “central banker” has been especially critical to U.S. economic performance during the past 25 years. Why?

The management of fiscal policy (taxation and spending) during the majority of those years by various Administrations and Congresses was less than admirable. As a result, the enormous and irresponsible buildup of Federal debt remains, for now, our collective lasting legacy.

Today’s Federal Reserve–under the control of Chair Ben Bernanke–enjoys a very high level of credibility as an inflation fighter. In the world of central banks, there is no loftier objective…nor any greater success.

Inflation Control

The Federal Reserve’s number one responsibility is to maintain American price stability. It has been largely successful over the past 15 years in doing so, with consumer prices rising at an average annual rate of 2.7% since 1991. More comprehensive measures of inflation have risen at even lesser rates. In contrast, U.S. consumer prices rose an average of 6.2% annually during the ’70s and ’80s, with a painful bout of double-digit inflation in 1979 and 1980.

Today’s Fed is very concerned that higher energy prices now impacting the economy will contribute to a broad series of price increases for thousands of products and services across the economy. Such a pass-through of energy costs keeps Fed officials awake at night.

Add in volatile commodity and gold prices, the fear of further terrorism in the U.S. and abroad, enormous purchases of U.S. Treasury securities by foreign investors, and a handful of other topics, and one gets a feel for the life of a Fed official. It is not for the faint hearted.

In its efforts to maintain price stability, the Fed many times is called upon to…

1) “take the punch bowl away from the party” (to slow the economy) when it gets a bit too rowdy

2) administer preventive “medicine” to its patient (the U.S. economy) when necessary in order to minimize the chance of a more serious “inflation disease” later, which would require even more drastic action (more painful medicine)

Note: Most changes to monetary policy are enacted by the Fed adding reserves to or withdrawing reserves from the banking system through a process called open market operations. The result of such moves is to increase or decrease the Fed’s most critical interest rate, the federal funds rate. The federal funds rate is the rate at which commercial banks and certain other financial institutions invest excess funds with other commercial banks on an overnight unsecured basis.

The federal funds rate is easily the most important of ALL short-term interest rates. Changes in the federal funds rate immediately impact the level of all other short-term interest rates, including the prime lending rate and various short-term investment rates. The discount rate, the other rate controlled by the Fed, is now almost irrelevant in today’s conduct of monetary policy.

The “Dog” and the “Tail”

While many of the Federal Reserve’s official responsibilities remain unchanged from earlier years, the nature of the Federal Reserve’s monetary policy flexibility has changed markedly during the past 25 years. In my opinion, the Federal Reserve is no longer the primary determinant of when monetary policy changes are necessary–the U.S. bond market is.

Since the Federal Reserve’s creation in 1913 until perhaps the late 1970s, the Federal Reserve solely determined monetary policy. The nation’s bond market–much smaller during those times–then quietly fell in line. During that era, the Federal Reserve was the “dog,” while the bond market was the “tail.” This relationship has now reversed.

Today’s reality is that the Federal Reserve, to a large extent, provides the monetary policy mix that is demanded by a powerful and very inflation-sensitive bond market. The market is now the “dog,” while the Federal Reserve is the “tail.”

Today’s inflation-wary bond market provides the Federal Reserve with less monetary policy flexibility than at any time in its history. Any future Federal Reserve attempt to over-stimulate U.S. economic growth with “easy money” would be met with rising long-term interest rates (to protect lenders/investors from impending higher inflation) and cries of Federal Reserve irresponsibility.

Conducting Monetary Policy

How is proper monetary policy determined by the Federal Reserve? The Fed is clearly concerned about the inflation implications of today’s historically tight labor markets and the wage pressures that could result.

In addition (and figuratively speaking), today’s Federal Reserve conducts monetary policy using an old-style balancing scale with four trays.

In separate trays, the Fed balances:

1) Criticism from the “hawks,” who see inflation under every rock. The hawks are typically critical of the Fed, noting that the institution is not aggressive enough in diffusing inflationary expectations

2) Criticism from the “doves,” who constantly argue that monetary policy is too restrictive. The doves argue that the Fed has usually gone too far in monetary tightening or not eased policy enough, and that the Fed frequently threatens the economy with the “r” word…recession

3) Recent price performance of gold and various other commodities. Price movements in these commodities can serve as inflation red flags, as well as signs of monetary policy that is too restrictive

4) The current shape and slope of the U.S. Treasury yield curve, including the most recent direction of 10-year U.S. Treasury Note and 30-year U.S. Treasury Bond yields. Such information provides a clue as to the bond market’s collective view of inflation expectations

Only when all trays are in “relative balance” does the Fed consider monetary policy to be appropriate.

The Fed must also consider the inflation implications of U.S. dollar strength or weakness relative to other global currencies. The Fed must also consider the conduct of monetary policy by other major central banks including the European Central Bank, the Bank of England, and the Bank of Japan…

…not a task for the faint-hearted

Economic futurist Jeff Thredgold is President of Thredgold Economic Associates, a professional speaking and economic consulting company.

Since 1976 Jeff’s weekly economic and financial newsletter, Tea Leaf, has been helping people make sense of the tangled maze of the U.S. and global economy and financial markets in a light, approachable style. Sign up to receive the free Tea Leaf email newsletter and let Jeff Thredgold show you how to use this information to enhance your financial well-being for years to come.

Jeff is the author of econAmerica: Why the American Economy is Alive and Well…and What That Means to Your Wallet (Wiley, 2007), and On the One Hand…The Economist’s Joke Book.

His career includes 23 years with $96 billion banking giant KeyCorp, where he served as Senior VP and Chief Economist. He now serves as economic consultant to $50 billion Zions Bancorporation, which has banks in 10 states.

No-one likes to spend any more money than they have to on their grocery shopping. I know I don’t. There’s plenty of other stuff I’d like to keep those hard-earned pennies left over for! We’ve all noticed the growing trend toward organic food. And I’m sure you’ve heard the benefits of eating organic over conventional produce.

But it costs more, right?

Well maybe not.

What if you could actually save money buying organic? While it’s true that pound for pound, you may pay 20-30% more at the checkout for organic, I believe it costs you less in the long run.

Let’s consider the facts;

1. You’ll save money by eating smaller portions. Studies have shown that organic produce gives you a higher nutrient content than it’s conventional equivalent. Nutrients are what fill you up, tell your brain you have enough tools to run the system More nutrients = smaller portions = less money down.

2. You’ll save money on snacks and binges. Remember all those added nutrients? Cravings and binges are a result of poor nutrition. Poor nutrition is a result of not enough nutrients. Organic food will give you lasting satisfaction, lowering the likelihood that you’ll lash out in between meals.

3. You’ll save countless dollars on healthcare. Organic eating is just one element of a healthy lifestyle. It all adds up. I’d rather invest the money toward good health now, live with energy and vitality, and save the money on medical bills down the track. Not to mention the hassle of poor health!

4. You’ll save money on impulse supermarket buys. Sure, you can buy organic at Coles now, but the best produce and variety is found at the markets or specialty stores. Plus, they’re a lot nicer to shop at than a standard supermarket. Shopping at markets encourages healthier and fresher choices - because that’s what’s around. Shopping at the supermarket encourages junk food splurges. That will cost you - and I’m not just talking about money.

5. You’ll save money on supplements, pills and magic powders. When you undertake to eat the freshest organic produce, you’re beginning a journey of sorts. Part of that journey is understanding that the greatest health, body weight and energy comes from avoiding man-made or synthetic (non) foods. This includes protein powders, weight loss miracle pills, and bottles of mixed-bag nutrition in the form of multi-vitamins. These things will cost you literally thousands over time. Replace them with real food - the best quality you can afford.

Think you can’t afford organic?

Think again.

Why not pay for health now, rather than paying the consequences later.

To learn your individual nutrition needs and take healthy living to the next living, contact me today at info@playlife.com.au for an individualized assessment, starting with a complimentary 15-minute phone consultation.

Life is now. Press play.

Katrina Eden is a CHEK trainer and Metabolic Typing Advisor in Australia. Make up your mind to press play on life with Katrina and ‘Play Life’.

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In a competitive world every employee seeks to increase his/her job success skills and thereby increase their promotional prospects. These seven success secrets will help you.

Be early or arrive 10 minutes before time!

Let your employer know you are valuable. Doing an excellent job is of no help if the boss who promotes you doesn’t know it, or thinks otherwise! It may even hinder your promotion. You’ll feel good to do a good job, but unless it’s backed by a promotion you’ll feel frustrated and let down. So let your employer know by volunteering for any problems in the office and let your boss know who did it. Collect the credit to your account!

Show initiative. Be the new idea bringer! And then offer to take charge and implement them. Show leadership qualities here. Go the extra mile, even the extra millimeter. It’s all sometimes you’ll need to stand out from the pack! And do this all with a smile, let it be a joy, not a burden. Come up with fresh concepts and ideas and convince your colleagues to support your ideas. Never shy from a good challenge and when your colleagues say it cant be done, show them its possible and do it. Believe and bet on yourself, but always be accountable. Value yourself. When your boss looks out for a new project leader, guess who he’ll choose!

Keep personal problems at home and personal. So if your boy/girl friend has dumped you deal with it outside of office hours and talk. Remember business is business and personal is personal. Some the most effective business leaders have been those who have successfully separated the two.

Never say words like “IT’S not my job” to a co-worker or the customer. Be prepared to work and when given a task give it your all, whether big or small. Be flexible and try to assist wherever possible to the best of your ability. This attitude will not go un-noticed in the long run.

Show an attitude of follow-up for all jobs undertaken. Delegate well to show good leadership skills. Collaborate with all the company’s methods, goals, new working policies and generally play the team man. Be a team player but an inspiring leader at the same time. Keep your inbox to a minimum and keep all pending jobs to an appropriate folder. No employer likes to see a huge “pending” tray.

Keep up with the latest by reading books in your field. Keeping abreast of new ways to work, operate will show your boss you’re seeking to improve your ‘on the job success skills’. Be like a sponge and always keep a open mind. Observe, listen, read and ask questions. Know all you can about your company, its history, and its mistakes. Know your brand how it’s made, what goes into its production. Otherwise, study you job in all its aspects. Above all know your goals or aspirations. Knowing them will give you a strong reason to excel in whatever field you choose and rise up.

When you deserve a promotion go to your boss with an updated list of proof and reasons to support your appeal. Don’t be afraid to show the progress you’ve made the projects you’ve put together and your accomplishments. Otherwise these may go unnoticed. In other words. SELL YOURSELF!

Sharon Alexander - Claim That Job

For more information on how to manage your career successfully, and to get a free job hunting report, visit Claim That Job at http://www.claimthatjob.com.

When selecting what type of cups you will forex market using for your formal parties many people cannot decide between pewter or sterling silver goblets. Skip using wine glasses for a change and do something that has been around for awhile. When you drink out of either of these it tells people that you have a admiration and acknowledge the history of wine. Both have been around for a number of years and have been established as part of a formal drinking set. You forex risk disclosure bring these out when you are having wine tasting or a large dinner.

Everybody has different tastes and we will decide what forex regulations the most sense for you. Sometimes people like to get a set of both because each of them have their own unique characteristics. You would think that there would be a major difference in price between the two of them, but that’s not the case.

The two types don’t look that much different from far away. Both have a silver look to them. The sterling silver is shinier while the pewter has a darker look to it. From a durability point of view the pewter is going to be less maintenance over the long run. It does not need to be polished after ever use. A simple wash and it is going to look the same. The silver is going to have more upkeep. You will need to polish it or it will begin to have a tarnished look to it.

Prices between the two are similar unless you are looking to get into fancier customized goblets. Pewter is a softer material which makes it easier to add detail to and to customize. Sterling silver is a harder material and costs more to do customized work. The detail in the glasses can be very extensive and will compliment any dinner setting.

Depending on your budget you will get the same results will less maintenance from pewter. Silver needs to be taken care of more. Who wants to go to a wine tasting party when their glass has tarnish on it. Nobody would want to. When selecting what would make you happy be thorough in your research. More than likely you will be holding onto these goblets for a lifetime and they will be passed onto future generations.

Find a great selection of pewter wine goblets or sterling silver wine goblets for your next dinner party. Check out the amazing detail in these antique sterling silver goblets to see what you could be drinking out of.

Iron Condor Spread is the name given to a variation of the Condor Spread. The ‘iron’ part indicates that some part of the strategy is modified. Either the protective wings of the spread are further apart than the regular condor which means that the net credit taken in is larger, along with the correspondingly higher risk, or the profit zone is wider, or a combination of some or all of the above.

Conventionally, the ideal time to put on the iron condor spread is when the stock is midway between the strike prices of the two short options being sold.

However, in order to maximize the profit, many sophisticated traders prefer to ‘morph’ or ‘leg’ into the iron condor spread one ‘leg’ at a time.

To pull this off requires the trader to be competent at the art of technical analysis.

Here’s how it works:

Suppose a trader identifies a high pivot point bar, signaling the possible end of an up swing, and immediately sells the nearest at-the-money or closest out-of-the-money Call with acceptable premium and simultaneously buys a further out-of-the-money Call, for less premium, as the protective wing of the spread.

What the trader has accomplished, thus far, is having established a very attractive limited risk bearish Call Spread at or slightly away from the market, put on for the largest possible credit, at precisely the optimum time.

If the trader’s judgment is correct, the market trends lower until another pivot point is identified, signaling the possible end of a down swing, at which time the trader, anticipating an imminent return to an upswing, sells an at or slightly out of the money Put while simultaneously buying the next strike further down, for less premium, as the protective wing of this also limited risk ‘leg’, thus completing or ‘morphing’ into the ‘iron condor’ spread.

And (are you ready for this?) at absolutely no further increase in margin required. Plus, this position has a huge profit zone in the middle.

Possible follow-up action, should the market move adversely toward the trader, would be to adjust, or ‘roll’, the particular part of the position under attack upward or downward as needed and, possibly, further out in time.

Nothing need be done with that part of the position not under attack. It will simply expire worthless and the trader, having ‘pocketed’ the premium taken in, will move on to the next trade.

Spread traders, typically, sell the ‘front’ months with 45 to 30 days of time remaining till expiration.

While not ‘risk free’, the trader has systematically, step-by-step, managed to improve the odds of success in the traders favor for this iron condor spread position.

Many traders, interested in selling ‘credit spreads’, can utilize this strategy over, and over again, continuously.

It works particularly well using US Treasury bills as margin collateral.

Sellers of credit spreads often think of their trading operations as being similar in nature to those of insurance companies that continuously take in premium and reinvest the proceeds. Losses incurred would be ‘claims’ against the insurance company’s book of business.

They’re middle men. They don’t have to forecast where the stock is going to go in order to be successful. They just have to figure out where the stock is not going to go. They profit as long as the stock stays within a range of prices.

Gambling casinos do much the same thing. Be the ‘house’. Not a bad strategy.

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Don Heggen