Mastering Debit Spreads: Conquer Volatility and Time in Option Trading by Peter Lusk

”Finally, a series built by the premier options education source, designed to help traders at all levels”

Are you worried about time erosion or declining volatility in your option trading? Are you looking for a potentially high return strategy in a sideways trading market? Debit spreads – both bull and bear – might be just what the trading doctor ordered.

Enter Peter Lusk, an instructor at The Options Institute at the CBOE. A natural educator, Peter will use trading exercises, stories, and humor to teach you how debit spreads can boost your option trading success.

In this exciting course, you will walk through what a bull and bear debit spread looks like, how it s traded, how the Greeks affect it, and the psychology behind the strategy.

The bonuses of using a debit spread strategy in your trading include:
– Lower cost than at-the-money options,
– Near zero exposure to volatility,
– Near zero exposure to time.

Accompanied by a comprehensive online manual, this highly effective option strategy is a must for your trading arsenal!

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