The Short Naked Call is a great strategy to trade in periods of High Implied Volatility, when your assumption is Neutral to Lower. In this video, we will walk you through how to: 1. Evaluate Implied Volatility 2. Find an underlying symbol to trade 3. Locate the correct strikes to trade 4. Analyze the trade 5. Place the trade
In this video we will show you five strategies to short stocks (or an alternative using options) and discuss the advantages and disadvantages of each strategy.
In this video, we will walk you through how to: 1. Evaluate Implied Volatility 2. Find an underlying symbol to trade 3. Locate the correct strikes to trade 4. Analyze the trade 5. Place the trade
Here is the NavigationALERTS July 2017 update: 10 Closed Trades with 10 WINNERS!
In this video post, we will walk you through how to: 1. Evaluate Implied Volatility 2. Find an underlying symbol to trade 3. Locate the correct strikes to trade 4. Analyze the trade 5. Place the trade
Short Strangles are not eligible for trading in an IRA, due to the “undefined risk” of short naked calls. However, I’m going to teach you how to trade a “look a like strangle”, that will still give you the high probability of success of a normal strangle, but is still allowed within an IRA account.
Have you ever wondered how insurance companies make so much money? Did you know that you can apply the same methodology to make money trading options?
In this post, we will be discussing how to trade options for smaller accounts of $25,000 or less. Our goal is to give you the tools to maintain position sizing for your account and help you become successful and consistent traders.
In this video, we’ll show you how to trade a Broken Butterfly. With reduced risk to one side, Broken Butterflies are an excellent tool when used trading directionally.
In this Video Post, we will discuss in detail some of “Do’s and Don’ts” of trading like a professional.
