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Joseph Burgoyne, III, is the director of institutional and retail marketing for The Options Industry Council (OIC), and as such, he supports the institutional, retail, and university educational programs. He also serves as a staff instructor for The Options Industry Council. Mr. Burgoyne has spent over 30 years in the financial industry. Prior to joining the OIC, he served as director of business development for Ivolatility, where he led the formation of strategic partnerships, sales, and marketing campaigns. Previously, Mr. Burgoyne was managing director of Burgoyne Capital Management, LLC, responsible for all trading and risk management decisions.
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Joe Burgoyne talks about a basic approach to options. Reach out to the Options Industry Council and other websites to learn various options trading methods.
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Many investors understand what to do in bullish and bearish market situations, but what about when stocks, ETFs, or indexes are trading in a narrow range? That's when options may be the difference. After all, they offer an array of opportunities for these situations. Join OIC for a session that reveals in detail, three limited-risk options strategies for sideways markets.
Taking an options position can sometimes prove to be the easiest part of the trade process. But what happens next? How do you adjust your position when your opinion changes on the underlying or when things change in the market? Our Options Industry Council instructors will walk you through multiple call-and-put strategy-adjustment scenarios along with their associated profit and loss prospects.