Differences between NOS and OTS Options
Signals
NOS (www.options-trading-system.com)
options signals and OTS (www.qqq-options-trading.com)
options signals are two completely different services that are part of the
Highlight Investments Group. These products are guided by different independent
teams and different trading systems are used to generate the signals.
Furthermore, the signals issued by the NOS team could completely differ from the
signals issued by the OTS team.
OTS options signals are issued to buy long options only
(buy calls or buy puts), while NOS signals are issued to sell (short) options to
open position (uncovered options trading).
The main difference between trading options long and trading
uncovered options (selling options short) is that in the first case, time is
playing against an options trader and for the uncovered options trader, time is
an ally. The fact that the options loose value with time is very critical for a
trader who trades options long, while the same factor helps to profit a trader
who sells (short) options. This factor requires the use of different strategies.
Even if the NOS trading system uses the same technical indicators as an OTS
trading system, the strategies for using these indicators, generating signals,
using stop-loss are completely different...
The teams guiding NOS and OTS services (signals) are
completely independent from each other as well as they are completely
independent from the other services of the Highlight Investments Group. The only
thing that is common for these services is the MarketVolume technical indicators
they use. Even though the OTS and NOS services use similar indicators to
generate signals, they analyze the market completely independently and the
result of the technical analysis that is done by the OTS team does not affect
the analysis done by the NOS team and vice versa. Since the trading systems that
is at the root of OTS and NOS signals generation uses different indicator
settings, different critical levels and different indicator evaluations, the
signals generated by these systems differ completely. If you compare
NOS signals
history to
OTS signals history you will notice that there is no connection between
these two systems: signals are issued at different times, and in some cases,
completely opposite signals are issued at the same time, the frequency of
signals is different...
Important: The OTS signals and NOS signals require separate
subscriptions. If a trader subscribed only to NOS signals he/she does not have
access to and may not autotrade OTS signals. The same applies to the OTS
subscribers - OTS signals subscription does not grant access to NOS signals.
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