6 Ways Options Market Makers Take Your Money.
#6 is Shocking!
The largest options market makers make a fortune off the billions of contracts traded annually. While this is widely accepted, it's not necessarily clear how they make their money.
And that secrecy is their advantage!
How do I know this?
I was one of the top Options Market Makers working at one of the largest Investment Banks in the world.
My sole job was to make huge markets for the biggest Hedge Fund Managers and manage the risk.
So, I too had a few tricks up my sleeve.
And you're about to learn them.
In "6 Ways Options Market Makers Take Your Money," I'll reveal how the options market makers maneuver underneath the surface and set sophisticated traps targeting millions of investors who are unaware of their tactics.
Make no mistake, you are bleeding money ... without even knowing it.
How much money?
The degree to which you lose money depends on several factors, but it's safe to say most investors are losing thousands of dollars per year.
Whose fault is that?
You'll soon discover that in one case, the leakage is not your fault.
But most of the time, the options market makers are feeding off your lack of knowledge.
Put another way...
You're freely giving away your money.
And it adds up!
The options market makers are likely taking 2-5% of your total options premiums ("% Rake") over time simply because you're letting them.
While that doesn't sound like much, consider this:
The cost of 2 round-trip 1-lot options trades per day with a $1.50 premium per contract and a 2% rake equals $3,000 per year.
Many investors are making 5 to 20 trades per day, which can drive the annual cost much higher toward $7,500 - $30,000.
And that doesn't include a few big mistakes you might make along the way.
In fact, it's very possible that you paid the options market makers $10,000 even though your $10,000 account had no profits or losses for the year.
Here's the Formula
Days x (# of Trades Per Day) x Lot Size x Multiplier x Avg Options Premium x % Rake
252 days x (2 trades x 2 in/out) x 1 lot x 100 multiplier x $1.50 premium x 2% rake
= $3,024 per year
- You can adjust your average 2-way Trades Per Day by changing "trades."
- Obviously, the more lots you trade the greater the size of the trade. 1 lot is just the minimum. Change "1 lot" to fit your average lot size.
- The average Options Premium size affects the total size of the trade. So, if you are trading 1 lot of TSLA options that is a lot bigger than a 1 lot of AMC options. I can't say it enough, the more money you are moving around, the more money that is leaking out. You can calculate the average Options Premium by going through your year-end statements. Multiply lot size of each trade times the Options Premium, add all the Premiums up, and then divide by total lots (contracts).
- Finally, the "% Rake" depends on your style of trading and the strategies you employ. Again, that rake will likely average between 2-5% over the course of a year.
Crazy, right?!
What should strike a nerve is that you didn't know the extent of this until I just told you.
But your eyes are opened now.
Welcome to the game.
The only question is...
Are you going to fight back or continue to give away your money?
This is trading, not some charity poker tournament.
You trade to win.
And I want to help.
Look, the easiest way for me to make you money with options is to simply show you the traps you MUST avoid.
And let’s be clear, saving $1,000 is the same thing as making $1,000.
Here are the 6 Ways Options Market Makers Take Your Money...
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6 Ways Options Market Makers Take Your Money.
#6 is Shocking!
The largest options market makers make a fortune off the billions of contracts traded annually. While this is widely accepted, it's not necessarily clear how they make their money.
And that secrecy is their advantage!
How do I know this?
I was one of the top Options Market Makers working at one of the largest Investment Banks in the world.
My sole job was to make huge markets for the biggest Hedge Fund Managers and manage the risk.
So, I too had a few tricks up my sleeve.
And you're about to learn them.
In 6 Ways Options Market Makers Take Your Money, I'll reveal how the options market makers maneuver underneath the surface and set sophisticated traps targeting millions of investors who are unaware of their tactics.
Make no mistake, you are bleeding money ... without even knowing it.
How much money?
The degree to which you lose money depends on several factors, but it's safe to say most investors are losing thousands of dollars per year.
Who's fault is that?
You'll soon discover that in one case, the leakage is not your fault.
But most of the time, the options market makers are feeding off your lack of knowledge.
Put another way...
You're freely giving away your money.
And it adds up!
The options market makers are likely taking 2-5% of your total options premiums over time simply because you're letting them.
While that doesn't sound like much, consider this:
The cost of 2 round-trip 1-lot options trades per day with a $1.50 premium per contract and a 2% rake equals $3,000 per year.
Many investors are making 5 to 20 trades per day, which can drive the annual cost much higher toward $7,500 - $30,000.
And that doesn't include a few big mistakes you might make along the way.
In fact, it's very possible that you paid the options market makers $10,000 even though your $10,000 account had no profits or losses for the year.
Here's the Formula
252 Days
x Average # of Trades Per Day
x Average Lot Size
x Options Multiplier
x Average Options Premium
x % Rake
Using the above example:
252 days x (2 trades x 2 in/out) x 1 lot x 100 multiplier x $1.50 premium x 2% rake
= $3,024 per year
You can adjust your average 2-way Trades Per Day by changing "trades."
Obviously, the more lots you trade the greater the size of the trade. 1 lot is just the minimum. Change "1 lot" to fit your average lot size.
The average Options Premium size affects the total size of the trade. So, if you are trading 1 lot of TSLA options that is a lot bigger than a 1 lot of AMC options. I can't say it enough, the more money you are moving around, the more money that is leaking out. You can calculate the average Options Premium by going through your year-end statements. Multiply lot size of each trade times the Options Premium, add all the Premiums up, and then divide by total lots (contracts).
Finally, the "% Rake" depends on your style of trading and the strategies you employ. Again, that rake will likely average between 2-5% over the course of a year.
Crazy, right?!
What should strike a nerve is that you didn't know the extent of this until I just told you.
But your eyes are opened now.
Welcome to the game.
The only question is...
Are you going to fight back or continue to give away your money?
This is trading, not some charity poker tournament.
You trade to win.
And I want to help.
Look, the easiest way for me to make you money with options is to simply show you the traps you MUST avoid.
And let’s be clear, saving $1,000 is the same thing as making $1,000.
Here are the 6 Ways Options Market Makers Take Your Money...