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Re: Daniel Kertcher/Platinum Pursuits - Serious or Scam?
Dear prawn_86, cbc1, zac, ftw129, village idiot and Garpal Gumnut,
As cbc1 so aptly said: Here we go again ...
prawn_86: Let's get one thing straight: I don't have to prove a thing. I don't show my broker's statement to anyone, not even to my best friends.
If I did, I would only be accused of bragging and be told that nobody is interested in the actual amounts of money I make.
After all, this thread is about Daniel Kertcher - Serious or Scam?
My opinion is that Daniel is not a scam and that the service he provides is a valuable one and worth every cent.
zac: Your posts make the most sense to me as it is clear that you fully understand what we are talking about here. That $600 strike naked call on AAPL with AAPL trading sidewise at $440 - $460 with less than 3 weeks to go till expiry would be as close to a riskless trade as it is possible to be trading naked calls.
ftw129: I have not provided Daniel with a testimonial either simply because I think that testimonials are overrated. Testimonials did not convince me to take Daniel's course. It was after I had attended one of his two hour information meetings that I decided to learn about trading from him.
YES, these testimonials exist on Daniel's website, but you may have to read between the lines.
village idiot: I did not call you names. Whatever made you say that?
Payoff Profile? What the heck is that? I just look at my broker's statement and it tells me immediately how profitable my trades have been.
NO, I certainly control those shares, they provide cover for the calls I sold and I can sell them or buy them back anytime I want to. If that is not control, then I don't know what is.
Garpal Gumnut: "Retrospective trade tales have little kudos on this forum" I totally agree.
That is why I haven't given details about my previous trades. Even a broker's statement can be photoshopped and doctored up.
Copyright laws and confidentiality agreements prevent me from disclosing Daniel's next trades. All I can say is that the March trades are progressing nicely.
However, there is nothing to prevent me from showing you one of the trades I picked myself without help from anyone.
This morning (Saturday, February 23) at 7.45 a.m. as I was watching the market's last 15 minutes I noticed another setup with AAPL which appeared to be quite profitable. AAPL was trading at $450 with very little movement since the market opened. The $480 strike call option with March 2 expiry was bid at 61 cents.
This appeared to me to be an attractive price and I sold 60 contracts.
So, here we have it:
I sold 60 contracts of AAPL $480 strike call options at 61 cents with an expiry of March 2.
I'll leave it to you to do the maths.
Most of you will be able to work it out. Don't worry if you can't. I'm sure somebody will post the figures.
So, next Saturday, March 2, we all will know the outcome.
Have an enjoyable week.
Alvin Purple
Dear prawn_86, cbc1, zac, ftw129, village idiot and Garpal Gumnut,
As cbc1 so aptly said: Here we go again ...
prawn_86: Let's get one thing straight: I don't have to prove a thing. I don't show my broker's statement to anyone, not even to my best friends.
If I did, I would only be accused of bragging and be told that nobody is interested in the actual amounts of money I make.
After all, this thread is about Daniel Kertcher - Serious or Scam?
My opinion is that Daniel is not a scam and that the service he provides is a valuable one and worth every cent.
zac: Your posts make the most sense to me as it is clear that you fully understand what we are talking about here. That $600 strike naked call on AAPL with AAPL trading sidewise at $440 - $460 with less than 3 weeks to go till expiry would be as close to a riskless trade as it is possible to be trading naked calls.
ftw129: I have not provided Daniel with a testimonial either simply because I think that testimonials are overrated. Testimonials did not convince me to take Daniel's course. It was after I had attended one of his two hour information meetings that I decided to learn about trading from him.
YES, these testimonials exist on Daniel's website, but you may have to read between the lines.
village idiot: I did not call you names. Whatever made you say that?
Payoff Profile? What the heck is that? I just look at my broker's statement and it tells me immediately how profitable my trades have been.
NO, I certainly control those shares, they provide cover for the calls I sold and I can sell them or buy them back anytime I want to. If that is not control, then I don't know what is.
Garpal Gumnut: "Retrospective trade tales have little kudos on this forum" I totally agree.
That is why I haven't given details about my previous trades. Even a broker's statement can be photoshopped and doctored up.
Copyright laws and confidentiality agreements prevent me from disclosing Daniel's next trades. All I can say is that the March trades are progressing nicely.
However, there is nothing to prevent me from showing you one of the trades I picked myself without help from anyone.
This morning (Saturday, February 23) at 7.45 a.m. as I was watching the market's last 15 minutes I noticed another setup with AAPL which appeared to be quite profitable. AAPL was trading at $450 with very little movement since the market opened. The $480 strike call option with March 2 expiry was bid at 61 cents.
This appeared to me to be an attractive price and I sold 60 contracts.
So, here we have it:
I sold 60 contracts of AAPL $480 strike call options at 61 cents with an expiry of March 2.
I'll leave it to you to do the maths.
Most of you will be able to work it out. Don't worry if you can't. I'm sure somebody will post the figures.
So, next Saturday, March 2, we all will know the outcome.
Have an enjoyable week.
Alvin Purple