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Greg, you said it very clearly that you were buying the dip.

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Are these people that ask you stupid questions every week first time investors or are you suppose to bottle feed??

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No such thing as a stupid question. Somethings need clarity. He did say he was buying the dip, but he also likes to buy/sell at other increments. Though he didn't say it, I also bought the lower increments (365, 367, etc) and did awesome.

But yes, there are many COVID workers wanting to make a $.

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Am short on DAX30 again @ 13388

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Hello 4m India

Hi Greg & the community

I have been watching your videos since years I guess & really appreciate the betterment you are providing to fellow humans [a brótherhood]

I have never been into stock/share markets & don't have any idea about how to start [like do I have to sign-up register maintain any mandatory account through which I can invest and trade.

Can anyone guide me step by step procedure!

Deposits to withdrawal everything.

And how do I act upon the CALLS that Greg gifts us.

Super sorry for açting so dumb, but now since I hàve made up my mind to try out these investment and trade opps, I thought to learn about it from where I put my trust upon.

Thank you in advance

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I am with you. I have been watching Gregory’s Videos for sometime and don’t even know where to start. I would even be happy to take a class to learn how to set things up and learn the first steps. Any direction is appreciated lions

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Ameritrade has lots of videos on YouTube on how to use their platform. Think or Swim might be a little too complicated for a beginner trading options. First learn how to use their website for a few months while following Greg.

After you watched those and have an account set up with options trading (you may have to apply for this after you have made and funded your account- or make sure when you open an account that you select that you want to trade options)

Then you can watch YouTube videos on beginners options. Really spend a lot of time and learn what puts and calls are as well as time decay so that you understand the importance of averaging in if the option price falls. THIS IS WHERE MOST OF the people on this board fall short and complain about. Always open a small position and buy more if the price falls to average your price.

Don't spent too much time on learning all the greek stuff initially- all you will do is confuse yourself or give yourself a false sense of security that you know what you're doing which will not be helpful bc this is 90% psychology. It is best to follow Greg's trades for a few months (just using the regular website to buy and sell your options) and learn the basics and then after you get a feel for what your doing and you build up your emotional tolerance (bc this can be a very large roller coaster of emotions) then go and learn the details so you can go off on your own.

You may not like it- this is not for most people!

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Yes you did say that Greg...thanks

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I followed the video instructions, bought the dip, and made some of it real! Thank you so much for helping us this year... i am almost back to even for the year after trying to be too fancy in quarter 1.

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Took half of my positions off with a 1.5 percent gain and leaving the rest. I had a lot on the table so still a large position but feels good to be green

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if there are new people out here no one can be 100% right. But Gregory is right more than enough time for you to be profitable

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Yeah at this point it’s looking like we ripped the face clean off the market lol

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I’ Riding the wave.

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thank you gregory i was down 14k this morning when the market opened. bought the dip all the till it was down 1.7% now I'm almost green for the day. big thank you

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.You are the man. I bought this deep all the way down)))

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Great call Greg!! As always!

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