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Filed Under (ActiveOptions) by Stuart Ginbey on 29-11-2008

Active Options Trading

Andrew Dimitri goes further into depth of the Active Options Trading strategy. Notice the outstanding results that Planet Wealth have achieved with Rob in charge of the Active Options account. The Planet Wealth trading bank of $50,000 has been turned into $81,551.50 in 172 days. That is a 63.1% return in 172 days ( or 133.9% annualized )*

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Historic Trading Results of Rob Roy (unaudited)
Month
S&P500
Monthly Return
Active Options
Monthly Return
Active Options
Profit
Dec-07
-0.8%
9.0%
$4,506.50
Jan-08
-6.1%
13.4%
$6,710.00
Feb-08
-3.5%
-1.4%
-$680.00
Mar-08
-0.6%
-3.8%
-$1,905.00
Apr-08
4.8%
20.7%
$10,340.00
May-08
2.9%
25.2%
$12,580.00
The Overall Result So Far Is:
TOTAL
-3.3%
63.1%
$31,551.50

If profits NOT reinvested…

Cumulative Profit
$31,551.50
Equivalent Account Balance
$81,551.50
Cumulative Return on US$50,000
63.1%
Annualised Return
133.9%
IF profits reinvested at the end of each month…
Compounded Profit
$38,597.56
Equivalent Account Balance
$88,597.56
Compounded Return on US$50,000
77.2%
Annualised Return
163.8%
* Annualised Return Calculation (since Rob’s first trade)
First Trade
28/11/2007
Reference Date
18/05/2008
Number of days in period
172
ROR much higher given only portion of money at risk at any one time
(ROR = Return On Risk)
Please read:
  1. Figures do not include interest earned on funds held in TOS account, PW subscription fees, SEC fees, brokerage and are before tax (which will differ depending on your circumstances).
  2. Cumulative and monthly return calculation is based on the Planet Wealth trading bank of US$50,000.
  3. Annualised Return is the result that would be achieved over a full 365 day period if the results in the current period were exactly reproduced over the remaining time.  This is not a ‘real life’ return, is unlikely to be exactly the same as the realised annual return, and is only meant to provide an indication of possible results should performance continue as is.
  4. Compounded return calculation is based on a hypothetical situation as follows:  IF we re-invested all our profits realised for the month into our account at the end of the month, and subsequently increased our nominated account balance prior to the start of the following month.
  5. Your percentage return on your bank may be different if using a ‘bank’ size that does not provide a whole number when calculating pro rata trades based on the standard US$50,000 bank.
Disclaimer:
Please read Active Options eBook and all terms and conditions contained within and please note past performance is no guarantee of future results.

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Active Options Trading | Stuart Ginbey on 3 January, 2009 at 12:01 pm #

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