You're stuff, wow!  You're so industrious.   I just can't believe it.  I mean  everytime I go onto the website, there's 2 or 3 videos already there.  So you're definitely very, very industrious, and as I said, they are very high quality.   It's not that you just sort of fill up videos, but they're very good quality, and as I said, there's a lot of them.  I've honestly taken so many other option courses in the past, and it's been the usual story...once you fork up your money, you think oh no, was it worth it?  Well, you've really got me.  I'm really pleased that I've taken up a membership with you because just what I've seen so far is a tremendous value.

- Jose C. from Australia

It's excellent.  Now look.  As I said before, I'm really excited that you seem to have a love for trading and another love for training.  What can I say?  To do what you are doing well you've got to have a love for trading and training.  You normally come across people that either have a love for trading or a love for training, but to come across people that have got both loves... you know, it's harder to find, and you don't just want to train people up, but you want to move forward, and that's great.  That's excellent.  I'm really looking forward to it.

- Jose C. from Australia

It's a wonderful class Morris, really.  Thank you very much.  I really appreciate it so much, yes.  I needed a different view on how to adjust, how to check the probability.  We both understand the markets are very volalitile right now, but in the future when things start to stabalize a little...Yeah, after we go over each strategy, then we can start joining the pieces together.  Next time we'll learn the Calendar, then the Butterfly, then we start to join the pieces.  It's really wonderful, yeah.  It's really a wonderful class.  Have a Happy Easter.

- Paulo from Texas

Anyway, yes, if you're going to try to leg in, try to time them with the MACD. It really helps, or if you have a clearly defined trend, then you can pick your support and resistance lines. They are slower, you know. It's a bit riskier to leg in. You can make more, but you can lose more too. It's more agressive to do that. It would be interesting to see which way would make more money in the long run.  So far the only market point which I've gotten hurt in was that huge market debacle we had back in October. I got a little stuck on that because I didn't have the right stops in and didn't exit quickly enough, but since then, even with the volatility up and down, it's been really good. I'm just following your rules and so forth, and it's going great. That's good. I'm glad to hear that

- Jeff from California