Welcome to Celestial Options

	Stock trading has been one of the primary investing vehicles of the great majority of the public to generate wealth. Most people would have at least bought a stock or two in their lifetime. The truth is most people lost money; some lost a great deal, primarily because of the lack of understanding of the financial market and the wrong psychology of trading. It is our mission to provide education and resources in this important aspect of wealth management with the sole purpose of seeing the general improvement of investment understanding and of the financial wellbeing of the investing community. To this end, we aim to educate, recommend tools, provide resources, research new ideas, and provide solid support to users of our products and services.

	Option as an investment medium has been a great myth to many uninformed investors. The perception that it is highly risky transcended all minds of investors from real estate to stock and from retailed to institutional. Many do not realize that it was not the financial medium per se that's risky but the approach that makes it risky. Take fire as an example. While use correctly, it generates warmth, cooks our food, and performs other beneficial functions. Some people who are careless and misuse it would find their property, home and family destroyed. Our approach to option investment is similar. We do not play with fire. Hence, we don't trade option the way we normally trade stock. We discovered that there is a more profitable, less stressful way of trading option - i.e., the "write" way. Option writing is a selling approach. While buying is the favorites of neophytes, selling has an added advantage of the time value decay working in sellers' favor. This trading edge gives rise to the advantage of being directionally neutral. As we discovered that 70-90% of all options expired worthless, it makes sense to sell them. (Read our finding in A Study of CME Options Expiration Patterns.)

Foong Mun - Keong is an active trader and options strategist for the U.S. option markets. His trading experience traces back to 1997 when he suffered his first stock trading loss. Not understanding why he lost money in stock markets even though he had had his formal education in Finance and Investment in the United States, he became curious about how the stock markets really worked. This led him to pursue the study of technical analysis extensively and to have had taken mentorship under a couple of investment gurus in the fields of futures and options in New York and Chicago respectively.

Out of passion to show a way to make money more consistently to any aspiring investor, Mun-Keong had begun conducting public seminars and courses in 2003. Thousands of students had since benefited from his programs. He was featured in local magazines and TV stations such as Personal Money, Thai Opportunity, and Thailand’s TV financial channel Corehoon.

Mun-Keong graduated from the Southern Illinois University at Carbondale, USA, with a Bachelor of Science degree in Finance & Management (double major) and in Dean's List. An avid scuba-diver, golfer and a licensed pleasure boat driver, he continues to pursue his interest in this little known, expanding financial instrument in enhancing wealth for himself as well as for others.

Danny is a successful private investor and directors of more than half dozen publicly-listed and private corporations. His primary expertise is in the corporate advisory, financial restructuring, as well as financial planning for many high net worth corporate individuals.

Prior to becoming an independent investor and investment advisor, he held many senior positions with a Malaysian commercial bank called United Malayan Banking Corporation (now known as RHB Bank Berhad). Started with a junior position as credit analyst, he was promoted many times over a span of 12 years and finally became head of credit and marketing in the corporate banking department.

Danny graduated with a degree in Bachelor of Science in Agribusiness (Honors) with a major in Financial Management from University Putra Malaysia. His favorite pastime is golfing.

	Practical Option Trading Course Malaysia Date : 17th - 19th May 2008 Usual Price : USD 1700 Early Bird Price : USD 1250


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