What are options and how to invest in them? Learn about the strategy that can generate earnings of up to R$100,000 for beginners – Money Times


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Explore the options market and see how Empiricus training can help you achieve significant returns

Options are a type of investment that is little known among Brazilians. Despite this, they offer countless opportunities for ordinary people to diversify and maximize their returns.

The earning potential is so great that you, a common investor, can even achieve your first R$ 100 thousand in equity investing in options that cost 1 real or less.

Discover how you can achieve these gains with this strategy that most investors ignore.

What are options?

Imagine having the chance to “lock in” the price of a stock today, but only deciding later whether you want to buy or sell it. That’s what options make possible.

As options are contracts that give the right, but not the obligation, to buy or sell an asset (such as stocks) at a specific, predetermined price on a future date.

Options act as a kind of “financial insurance.” When you purchase an option, you are paying for a future right, not an obligation.

This right allows you to buy (in the case of a call option) or sell (in the case of a put option) an asset at a predetermined price – called the strike price – by a specific date.

There are two main types of options:

  • Call Options: Think of them as a ticket to buy shares in the future at a price you set today. If the share price goes up, you can exercise your option and buy the share at the lower price you “reserved.”
  • Put Options: They work like insurance. If you think the price of a stock will fall, you can secure the right to sell it at a higher price than the market price in the future.

Why invest in options?

Options are a powerful tool because they provide flexibility. You can use them to:

  • Speculation: Betting on the rise or fall of an asset, trying to profit from price variations.
  • Wallet Protection: Protect your investments against large price drops, like a kind of insurance.

The advantage of options is their flexibility: if market conditions are favorable, you can exercise the option and make a profit. If they are unfavorable, you simply let the option expire, limiting your loss to the premium you initially paid.

And this is an important characteristic of options: although this investment involves risks, like any other, the initial premium is usually very low, costing around 1 real or even a few cents. Therefore, if you lose money, your loss is limited.

The big attraction of the options is the possibility of leverage.

With a small investment, it is possible to control a larger number of shares. Some shares cost R$1 (or less) and have the potential to generate gains of up to 1,000%, for example, in just a few days.

That's why the options are an alternative to common investors. Because if the market moves in your favor, your profits can be much greater than if you had bought the shares directly.

See examples of options that could generate gains in 2023 (and that do not constitute past investment recommendations):

  • ARZZO733: from 4 cents to R$7.50 in 8 days (+1,775%);
  • RRRPP280: from 2 cents to R$1.02 in 5 days (+5,000%);
  • BRKME230: from 4 cents to R$4.80 in 28 days (+11,900%);
  • GFSAA100: from 8 cents to R$16.11 in 12 days (+20,038%);
  • AMERM700: from 1 cent to R$4.50 in 30 days (+44,900%).

In other words, whoever invested in these options had the possibility of multiply your assets by up to 450 times.

It is an expressive return, with a relatively simple strategylow investment and ignored by most common investors.

Some readers of the Empiricus Researchthe largest independent financial analysis firm in the country, obtained the following results by applying this same strategy.

Caroline's 42 cents, for example, became R$5. A return of almost 12 times the amount invested:

Source: Email sent by an Empiricus reader. Past returns are no guarantee of future profits. Investments involve risks and may cause losses to the investor.

Likewise, Elayne's 44 cents turned into R$7.37. In other words, she multiplied your investment by 17 times:

Source: Email sent by an Empiricus reader. Past returns are no guarantee of future profits. Investments involve risks and may cause losses to the investor.

In Ádrian's case, R$400 became R$55,000 in just 10 days (137 times profit). He acquired 20 thousand Petrobras (PETRR18) options that, at the time, cost only 2 cents each:

Source: Email sent by an Empiricus reader. The transaction was not recommended by Empiricus. Past returns are no guarantee of future profits. Investments involve risks and may cause losses to the investor.

It is important to mention that past returns are no guarantee of future profits, as all investments involve risks.

However, with low investment options (less than R$1), it is possible to multiply your assets, reaching your first R$100,000 in a short space of time and with more calculated risks.

Empiricus Options Training: Learn in practice how to get your first R$100,000

so for those who wish to explore the market options and seek big profits, Empiricus will open the registration for the new class of exclusive training.

This is your opportunity to earn up to R$100,000 in earnings with penny options“copying and pasting” 8-digit codes that you will receive weekly on your cell phone or computer.

In this trainingthe Empiricus specialist will teach you, in a simple and practical way, how to use a cell phone or computer with internet to start investing with options for less than R$1. He will provide the necessary codes and guidelines, facilitating the entire process.

Registration for the new Empiricus options training class will open on September 25th.

You can make yours free pre-registration right now and watch the free tutorial that will be available immediately?

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