1. Start
With a Minimum of $2,500.00 The
reason that SBX recommends starting with a minimum of
$2,500.00 is because it makes it easier for you to follow
the diversification rule. See number 5.
2.
Strictly Follow
The Directions of The SBX Newsletter
SBX uses a very sophisticated trading system, and it
sufficiently has allowed its subscribers to consistently
enjoy over 3,200% return annually. Click
here to see our first year performance. NUMBERS DON'T
LIE. 3,200% annual return is unheard of in the options
industry. Our closest competitor only trades options at a
little over 600% annually. That being said, don't rely on
your own trading knowledge, skills and experience.
Everybody (even subscribers that never traded options
before) that strictly placed their Buy and Sell orders as
recommended by the SBX Trade Alerts enjoyed a 3,200%
annual return.
3.
Place all
Orders in The Evening Time All SBX
Trade Alerts are sent out in the evening time. As a
result, you can place your trade without having to wait
throughout the live trading day, not knowing when or if
the alert will come. The SBX system is designed to give
everybody the opportunity to trade because we know that
everybody
(including professionals like
doctors and lawyers that work in the evening and have busy
schedules)
can find at least a one minute
break in their schedule
in order to place the
trade.
4.
Do Not Hesitate
to Call Your Broker for Questions Related to Placing a Trade
If you are new to trading out of a brokerage account, SBX
recommends that you get the phone number of your brokerage
firm so that you can call them if you have any questions
concerning placing a trade. Most brokerage firms are very
courteous and good at helping you place a trade because
YOU ARE THEIR CUSTOMER.
5.
Always Follow the
Diversification Rule. The SBX Diversification Rule
is: Never put more than 1/4 of your cash available to
trade on one position, and never let that amount go over
$3,000.00. This is important because all of our picks are
not winners, and, therefore, when you do trade a loser,
you won't lose all of your cash.
6.
Don’t Miss Any
Trades You can't tell the studs from
the duds. The trades that you skip may turn out to be the
studs, and the ones that you choose to trade might turn
out to be the duds.
7.
Don’t Chase Prices
If you notice that your order didn't get filled
when the market opened,
don't change your buy or sell price, trying to force your
order to trigger in the live market. This is important
because it keeps you from being in on trades that are not
followed by SBX. If your order doesn't trigger, just let
it cancel itself at the end of the day and look forward to
the next SBX Trade Alert.
8.
Be Sure to Pay
Attention to Day Orders Verses GTC Orders
All SBX Trade Alerts will speificy whether to enter a "Day
Order" or "Good Until Cancel Order". This should be
strictly followed. Note: Some brokerage firms call their
"Good Until Cancel Order" Good for 60 Days Order"