Editor’s Note: We are dedicated to provide readers like you with unique opportunities. The message below from one of our business associates is one we believe you should take a serious look at.

Editor’s Note: Legendary “Market Wizard” Larry Benedict explains why the top 5 reasons you’re probably not trading options are complete B.S. — especially myth #4.

Dear Reader,

Myth #1: Trading options is only for seasoned professionals.

That’s what your financial advisor wants you to believe, but I’ve honed a clear, repeatable system that even beginners can follow. I call it my One Ticker Retirement strategy. See exactly how it works here.

Myth #2: Options are riskier than regular investing.

Used correctly, options can be safer. Your max loss is defined the moment you enter the trade — unlike stocks, where risk can spiral fast. With a sound strategy, options can be game changing, especially if you’re at or near retirement.

Myth #3: You need a lot of money to trade options.

Nope. You can start with as little as $500 per trade or even paper trade until you feel ready. Small stakes, high leverage – that’s the beauty of options.

Myth #4: Trading options is too complicated. 

It can be — but it doesn’t have to be. My system focuses on trading just one ticker at a time.

It’s the same system I used to show my millionaire and billionaire hedge fund clients 20 straight winning years through bull and bear markets.

And it’s the same system I used to show everyday folks how to see gains as high as 29.39% in one week…18.54% two days…and 58.82% in just one day.

Watch my free over-the-shoulder demo and get the #1 ticker you need to get started.

Myth #5: You have to be glued to the screen all day.

If you’re a member of my One Ticker Trader service, all you need to do is turn on your notifications. I do the research, validate the setups, monitor the risk, and send out the trade alerts. 

All you have to do is get started. And right now, you can try it 100% risk-free. Click to see how.

Larry Benedict
Founder, One Ticker Trader