The goal of the NavigationTradeTracker is to help you track your adjusted trades. After you’ve done some adjustments and rolls, sometimes it can be overwhelming because trade platforms like thinkorswim and tastyworks don’t track your trades after the portion of them have been closed. That’s what this tool is here to help you do!
In this lesson, we’ll talk about delta, and more specifically, how to delta hedge your portfolio. At NavigationTrading, there’s really two specific ways that we reference delta. We’ll go each of them using platform examples.
In this video lesson, we’ll talk about Call and Put options and what their differences are using platform examples. By using the information in this lesson, you can set up your trades so that you have a very high probability of success.
In this lesson, we’ll discuss the top five reasons to trade options versus stocks. First, we’ll review the five advantages, then we’ll jump onto the platform and take a look at a real life example.
You may have heard the term “Implied Volatility”. What does that mean, and more importantly how can you use it to your advantage to make money trading options?
Knowing how much money you need to “trade for a living” is a difficult question to answer. In this video, we will discuss the three key variables you need to know in order to make a specific amount of income trading options. 1. Theta 2. Profit/Loss Targets 3. Winning Percentage
Your Opinion DOES NOT matter! Kind of rude, huh? We can value other peoples’ opinion on a lot of topics. But, when it comes to trading, we shouldn’t be basing our trades on any one else’s opinion. No one knows what’s going to happen in the markets.
Do you understand the difference between European Style Options and American Style Options? How are each taxed? How does each style handle settlement and expiration? Which symbols follow European Style Options?
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.
