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All trade suggestions, patterns, charts, systems, strategies etc., discussed in this blog and any of their associated materials are for illustrative and discussion purposes only and not to be construed as specific advisory recommendations. All ideas and material presented may not necessarily reflect those of the authors as market conditions change rapidly and may be sourced from and/or come from someone else. That being said, I will do my best to cite the work of anyone else as necessary, but if any idea presented is missed or forgotten, please let me know right away so that it may be updated.

Securities and especially options trading has large potential risks and rewards. Risks include, but is not limited to, illiquidity, complete loss of investment and worse for those who trade on margin/credit. You should be aware of the risks and be willing to accept them in order to invest in the securities and options markets. Margin trading is much riskier and can accelerate losses. DO NOT trade with money you can't afford to lose or that which would ultimately change your current lifestyle for the worse. This is neither a solicitation nor a direct suggestion, to buy, sell or otherwise, and the author or anyone else cited may not have actually traded any suggestion made. No representation is being made that any account is or will be likely to create profits or losses similar to those discussed in this blog. Past performance and methodology is not necessarily indicative of future results. When investing, you should keep in mind that you will be buying the future of the company, and not its past.

Conjectural results are limited in nature in the sense that future conditions can change quickly and dramatically. The hypothetical results may have given too much or too little weight to certain variables, if any, of market factors, such as lack of liquidity, commissions or fees, as any of the ideas or trades presented may not have actually been implemented. Remember to use your own due diligence through proper research at all times for all research and investing matters.