Dear Reader,

Are consistent wins and manageable risk missing from your everyday trading?

It happens. Whether it’s a rut, confusion about the market or just bad luck. Sometimes it’s hard to win consistently. 

But it doesn’t have to be that way. 

There is a trading strategy that pro traders use all the time that limits risk while providing an edge to traders. 

That favorite strategy of top traders is a Credit Spread. 

And everything you need to know about trading credit spreads is included in Dan Passarelli’s strategy guide “Option Credit Spreads Explained: The Easiest Way To Become a Consistently Profitable Trader.

Inside this guide you’ll see exactly how this former Cboe floor trader, market maker, trading mentor, and frequent guest on Bloomberg TV has made credit spreads work in just about every market condition imaginable. 

Check out the guide today and you’ll see how you can take your trading skills to the next level with credit spreads.

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PS: Only traders that download this guide will have access to Dan Passarelli’s next live training session to master credit spreads. 

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