Welcome to Call Up
Put Down -
The Stockmarket Options Game
Call Up
Put Down (CUPD) was specifically created to
allow players to learn real life option trading
skills in a FUN and EXCITING way!
Trading
Options has become one of the fastest growing
wealth creation techniques in the world! Now you
can learn REAL LIFE option trading skills
quickly and safely.
CUPD is a
realistic options trading environment, allowing
players to experience the excitement and
emotions of real-life options trading.
Players
start with a modest amount of trading capital,
and by trading options, they either make profits
and/or losses.
By
compounding their profits, players can
significantly increase their capital.

The
ultimate goal is for players to compound their
starting capital of no more than $10,000 into
$1,000,000.
Players
look at stock charts to identify trading
opportunities. Every chart is an actual
real-life stock chart, with real stock prices.
All option prices are a “Snap-Shot”
approximation of each day’s option trading
prices. Therefore, players learn how to trade
options using realistic trading examples, thus
providing true-to-life experiences.
The
accompanying DVD, Options Trading Explained is
an instructional video explaining the following
points:
Successful option traders all share a variety of
similar skills and techniques. CALL UP PUT DOWN
allows anyone and everyone to learn these
valuable skills in a fun atmosphere, whilst not
risking real money.
Can be
played alone, or in a group! Six player pieces
are included, but larger groups can play too!
Some of
the skills that players will learn from playing
CALL UP PUT DOWN include:
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How to identify option
trading opportunities
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How to manage risk
with Stop-Losses
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How to let profits
run, and keep losses small
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How to compound
profits for greater gains
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Charting techniques
such as Japanese Candlesticks and Trends
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How to understand and
use technical indicators, such as Moving
Averages and Bollinger Bands
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How to calculate
profit targets and percentage returns
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Leverage, and it’s
effects on risk and reward
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And much,
much more

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