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Unauthorized reproduction of any material in part or whole is strictly prohibited. Options trading involves risks and is not suitable for all investors.
BetterTrades® provides strategies and education designed to inform and teach you about trading and how our strategies, when applied properly, have the potential to limit downside risk and create trading profits. There is no assurance, however, that you will be a profitable trader based upon what you learn from BetterTrades. All trading and investment activity subjects you to the risk of loss, including losses greater than your original investment. This means that you should not trade with money that you cannot afford to lose.

BetterTrades and its personnel are not registered broker-dealers or investment advisors. You are encouraged to speak with licensed broker-dealers, investment advisors and other counselors of your choice regarding the appropriateness of trading stock options or making any other particular type of investment.

Because hypothetical or simulated trading examples do not represent actual trading, they have limitations. They are designed with hindsight and, therefore, can be biased to select favorable performance results. Also, since the trades have not been executed, the results may have under or over compensated for certain factors such as the lack of market liquidity.