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Outsmart Traders with This “Bookie” Advantage

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Undefined, Buying options is a losing proposition. You heard it right! But Jason Bond is going LIVE

[RagingBull Elite]( Undefined, Buying options is a losing proposition. You heard it right! But Jason Bond is going LIVE on Thursday, June 25th at 2 PM ET, to reveal how [Wall Street Bookie]( puts traders on the selling — not buying— side of options. When traders buy options, either calls or puts, the odds can be stacked against them. Oftentimes these options are “suckers bets,” which is exactly what [Jason’s “casino” strategy]( takes advantage of. Why are the odds stacked against options buyers? Because as soon as traders buy an option— they’re competing against the clock to ensure that their position reaches or exceeds a certain price by a set date. And each day that it doesn’t reach that price, their position loses value. When they hold to all the way to expiration, these buyers of options have on average a 76.5% chance of losing, according to one CME study. That’s terrible! On the flip side, Jason’s strategy can give traders [a potential 75% advantage]( right from the start. Just have a look at a recent “sucker bet” on MSFT last week, which illustrates how Jason’s [Wall Street Bookie]( can collect money from other traders. At the time, MSFT was trading around $189. The out-of-the-money 200-strike call that expired on Friday had a bid-ask spread of $0.26 by $0.27. [Alternate text]( That means someone was willing to pay that much to bet MSFT tops $200 by the expiration date. Sure, MSFT is trading above $200 this week, but those options expired worthless on Friday. The probability of the 200-strike call finishing out-of-the-money was 93%. Translation? The odds were— THIS SUCKER WOULDN'T WIN! And when he doesn’t, options sellers like Jason collect cash. In this way, being the seller of options can be a great method to [generate steadier and more predictable returns.]( It’s the strategy that gives Jason his edge in the market. If you’re interested in learning how you could implement [the “bookie” advantage](, don’t miss Jason’s upcoming event. 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