Options are a more flexible financial instrument than the stock itself. Due to their inherent flexibility, options are more susceptible to market fluctuations than the underlying stock. Therefore, when engaging in physical trading, it is essential for the student to maintain constant communication with the mentor to ensure they do not miss the opportunity to develop or close an option combination. The American Stock Exchange operates between 9:30 am and 4:00 pm (New York time). This is the time when the apprentice must be in constant communication with the mentor via a cell phone or real-time Skype contact. The apprentice executes all instructions from the mentor independently in his/her own brokerage account. The mentor controls all transactions performed by the student, thus helping the student to avoid mistakes in physical trading. The apprentice is obliged to follow all commands of the mentor on entry, development and exit from option combinations.
The apprentice is prohibited from withdrawing funds from their brokerage account without the consent of the mentor.
The mentor may request that the apprentice withdraw a portion of their profits from their brokerage account.
All actions of the mentor during the practical part of the training period are regarded as the mentee's own actions and the mentee has no right to question the mentor's commands related to practical trading.
The minimum deposit amount on the student's brokerage account is $30,000 US. At the same time, the apprentice spends one option combination from its opening to its full realization. The average deposit amount with which the mentor recommends undertaking practical training is $50,000 US. In this case, an apprentice conducts two option combinations at the same time.
An option combination lasts from one to one and a half months, depending on market conditions.
The full period of training in practice lasts four months. Further cooperation stops here, as new trainees are recruited.
After the end of practical trading, the trainee recovers the amount spent on the whole training, but more often he finishes the training with profit for himself.
The cost of the practical training is a monthly payment to the mentor equal to 5% of the deposit at the end of each calendar month. This payment is made regardless of profit or loss on the comb. The comb can last more than a month. The trainee does not pay money for the practical training if, on his brokerage account, there is a loss of 15% and continues to pay after its recovery.
In the event that the trainee has paid 10% of their deposit and has not received a profit, the remaining balance will be compensated. The monthly training fee will not be payable until such time as the profit is received from the brokerage account.

Over the course of four months, you will gain invaluable experience in practical trading. You will learn the rules of the trade, ensuring that your investment is protected in any market conditions. You will also master the specialty that will allow you to become financially independent in this challenging time. Finally, you will save time and money.