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  Time Held Gain
HST July 5 Calls 3 weeks 200%
UPS March 40 Puts 4 weeks 93%
WMT Feb 47.50 Puts 6 weeks 99%
MSFT Oct 22 Calls 4 weeks 152%
PRGO May 25 Calls 3 weeks 467%
There are many reasons to trade options -- namely, to spend a little bit of money for the possibility to make BIG returns -- but we can boil them down to three main objectives: hedging, collecting premium, and betting on a stock, sector or market's direction.
Let's face it -- everyone wants to trade options to make 'big bucks.' Learn how not to take big risks in order to make those outsized returns you're hoping for.
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