Invested Podcast | Options Review

This week on Invested, Danielle guides us through a review and clarification of our options talk from last week. We’ll be talking about how the investing greats use options to protect their profits, and Danielle explains why she’s not worried about the recent Chipotle call. http://bit.ly/r1-virtual-workshop

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