Most traders look at the Mag7 stocks and try to predict the next big move.
That’s a problem.
When you’re guessing direction on stocks this volatile, it’s easy to place losing trade after losing trade.
Mike’s approach is different.
Mag7 Options Edge uses defined-risk trades on seven specific stocks:
The average trade is around $180.
Most trades are held for just one to four days.
Mike’s system has produced 200+ trades with an 85%+ win rate.
That doesn’t happen because Mike is guessing the next headline, it’s because he’s sticking to a strategy.
The Live training is Wednesday at noon Eastern.
We have a limited number of spots on the Zoom call… so don’t delay.
You’ll see everything - including how to trade WITHOUT a huge pile of money!
See you on the call,
Brian Mikes
NetPicks Options Coach
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Essential Investing Terms Every Beginner Should Know
Investing can feel like learning a new language. Familiarity with core terms helps you understand advice, read reports, and make clearer decisions.
Stock represents ownership in a company. When you buy shares, you own a small piece of that business and can benefit from its growth or dividends.
Bond is a loan you give to a company or government. In return, you receive interest payments and the return of your principal at maturity. Bonds are generally less volatile than stocks.
Dividend is a portion of a company’s profits paid to shareholders, usually quarterly. Not all companies pay them; growth-focused firms often reinvest profits instead.
Portfolio is your collection of investments—stocks, bonds, funds, cash, and other assets. Diversification across asset types and sectors reduces risk.
Asset allocation describes how you divide your money among different asset classes. A common starting point is a mix of stocks for growth and bonds for stability, adjusted for age and risk tolerance.
Risk tolerance is your ability and willingness to endure market declines without panic-selling. Higher risk tolerance often allows a greater allocation to stocks.
Bull market refers to a prolonged period of rising prices. A bear market is a prolonged decline, typically defined as a drop of 20% or more from recent highs.
Expense ratio is the annual fee charged by mutual funds or ETFs, expressed as a percentage of assets. Lower expense ratios leave more of your returns in your pocket.
Compound interest (or compound growth) is the process by which investment returns generate their own returns over time. Starting early multiplies its power dramatically.
Dollar-cost averaging means investing a fixed amount at regular intervals regardless of price. This reduces the impact of buying at market peaks.
Index fund tracks a market index such as the S&P 500. These funds offer broad diversification at low cost and have historically outperformed most actively managed funds over long periods.
Capital gains are profits from selling an investment for more than you paid. Short-term gains (assets held one year or less) are usually taxed at ordinary income rates; long-term gains receive preferential rates in many jurisdictions.
Understanding these terms removes much of the intimidation. Once the vocabulary is familiar, you can focus on principles rather than jargon and build a more confident approach to investing.
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