In financial markets, the possibility of making money is real, but only if certain fundamental principles are taken into account and a well-defined system is in place. For over two years and through more than 200 articles, our newsletter has sought to make this message clear. However, many people still cling to basic notions that lead them to think that investing in an index and waiting 30 years is the most sensible approach.
This belief crumbles in times of crisis, when markets experience drops of 30-40%, and many investors lose a large portion of their capital. Without a well-defined system, it is easy to succumb to panic and abandon the market. But it is precisely in those moments when investors who do have a well-established system can make money.
Another principle that we have reiterated in our newsletter is that money is made during bear markets. And the best way to do this is through the implementation of a system that includes an antifragile portfolio against market downturns and the proper use of options.
Options allow for returns ten times greater than those that would be achieved with a conventional portfolio, and without necessarily greater risk. For this reason, many of our readers have asked us for recommendations on books about options.
Today, we want to talk about one that really explains many of the basic concepts that will help you establish a robust system.