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| | | On Friday, Lance Ippolito spotted some unusual options activity in Wendys and turned that information into a 100% gain in one hour.
Someone -- perhaps a company insiders or large institutional investor -- had bet almost $100k on shares moving higher immediately.
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| | | Understand Your Options: A Cautionary Tale By Roger Scott |
| What's one of the biggest reasons why beginners run into trouble when they first start swing trading options strategies? Here's the true — and unfortunate — story of how I learned. Prepare to cringe. Learn from my experience so you don't make the same mistake!
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| | A Speculator utilizes strategies and typically a shorter time frame in an attempt to outperform traditional longer-term investors. Speculators take on risk, especially with respect to anticipating future price movements, in the hope of making gains that are large enough to offset the risk. Speculators who are profitable over the long-term control their risk through position sizing, stop loss orders, and monitoring the statistics of their trading performance. Speculators are typically sophisticated risk-taking individuals with expertise in the markets in which they are trading. |
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