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by John F. Carter (Foreword by), Bruce Marshall (Author)
Bruce Marshall has traded options professionally for over 28 years, and in that time, he's successfully managed portfolios from $10,000 all the way up to $150,000,000. Thousands of traders across the globe credit Bruce with teaching them better ways to manage their portfolios, without dedicating their lives to staring at charts. Here is one of his favorite strategies to complement a portfolio of any size.
- The Same Strategy Used by Institutions and Mutual Funds
- The Strategy ALL Hedge Funds Fear You'll Learn
- It's Time for You to Take Control and GROW YOUR WEALTH
Whether your dream is to escape the clutches of the 9 to 5 grind, make some extra monthly income, or more consistent growth on your retirement account, this is the "Set it and Forget it" strategy for you.
THIS QUICK GUIDE TO BRUCE'S WAGON WHEEL STRATEGY WILL TEACH:o How to identify the best stocks and ETFs (and the ones you shouldn't even get near)
o The tool he uses to save himself more than 70% of the time needed to find the best stocks
o How to build a "Risk/Reward" model that works specifically for you
o Choosing the right strikes to avoid market-maker "traps"
o The timing tricks to avoid getting out too early
o The common mistakes you'll never have to make
o Learn the volatility "tells" that can save your skin www.SimplerTrading.com --------------------------
Learn best practices for trading options by joining the Simpler Trading club. John F. Carter, a successful trader and entrepreneur, leads community members through live trades daily while explaining strategies, significant market opportunities, and indicators that work. Together, newbies and experienced traders alike share knowledge and experience, supporting each other in an active trading forum.
Author Biography
Bruce Marshall began his career working for a Wall Street firm on a bond desk after the Crash of '87. He spent several years trading bonds until he switched to the equity side which developed his love of trading equities and options early on. He traded IPO's, secondaries, and preferred's. In the early days, he actually had to hand write "tickets" to buy and sell securities. Over the years, he has worked for several Wall Street firms managing institutional money as well as retail accounts. Bruce developed skills for options and the Income-style trading as a result of continuously trading through the Gulf War, the Dot.com bubble, 911, the Economic Crisis of 2008, the Flash Crash, as well as many other milestones. Bruce's passion for teaching led him to be a mentor and coach to many fellow financial consultants.
