See: http://www.monthlycashthruoptions.com/ReturnOnInvestment.htm
Their ROI chart has not been updated since September.
Now is December 3rd.
In August they wrote that their SPX bull put spread "got under pressure". Come on guys!
On the spread sheet that I use myself to track the results of my own trading, I IMMEDIATELY count the "buy back"-part of a rolled position as a LOSS FOR THAT MONTH. Yes, it will actually show a loss for that month, because indeed I did buy back the spread at a loss. Be fair to yourself! If I manage to recoup the loss in the next month because the "sold-again"-part of my roll has been (sometimes very) profitable, then good for me. I will count it as a profit for that month and hopefully the overal number for the losing month and the winning month is positive. This is fairer to myself. Wouldn't you think this would also be fairer to your members?
Just be big boys and register rolled positions as losers in the month you roll them.
I am very curious how the past three months have been for you. If they have been good, I promise to write a revised review.
Come on, you can do it!
This review is the subjective opinion of an Investimonials member and not of Investimonials LLC
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