You can use recent historic volatility to help you be more consistently profitable in your trading and investing. This video will show you proof using 20 years of market data. This is a simple tool that you can begin using immediately to take less risk and have more consistent returns. Send me an email with …
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In this session, Dorian Punj shares some power insights and a unique opportunity. Where to invest for more consistent, diversified income How to use dividends to fund your options trading strategies Exactly where to live to pay the lowest taxes (even zero) The career plan for traders who are committed to trading big and legally paying no taxes
While Beyond Meat (BYND) continues to dominate much of the Wall Street’s attention, another food stock has come up on our value watch radar. BYND is currently priced at 13 PB (Price to Book Value); which is down from an inflated 40 PB after its IPO. Meanwhile B&G Foods (BGS) is currently priced at a …
We all want high returns on our money right? Of course, we do. But how do we measure what is “high” and what is high enough to be worth our time, effort, and risk?Traders and investors seem to get excited about all sorts of levels of profit. Some are excited when a short term CD …
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Easily, the #1 question received from traders is How can I be a more consistent trader? Consistency is the thing on the minds of traders more than anything else about trading. Yeah… even more than profits. Why? Because traders have seen profits. They aren’t unaware of what it’s like to win. They are, however, often …
I often reference the concept of True Diversification to my clients and fellow traders. Which often brings back questions about the meaning of that term. First we’ll contrast true diversification to traditional diversification, which is simply owning/investing in a lot of different things. True diversification goes beyond “owning” and brings in short selling, income strategies, directional, multiple time frames, multiple strategy types, …
Do you find deploying a strategy challenging? I do. This may be because I have to accept the strategy as it is today, not the perfect, pristine baby first imagined. These last couple of weeks I have spent working on both SSJ and SSK to get them prepared for release. After trading the SSJ live …
Many thanks to Bruce Bitner for sharing highlights from his personal trading journal from the past week. I hope you gain insights about what it’s like to explore edges and develop trading strategies. Enjoy!-Andrew Falde I’ve read that sharing your trading journal was a good thing but have resisted…. until now. I will apologize up …
Session Contents: Tips to rapidly model options strategies in minutes rather than days or weeks. A new “quick ratio” for evaluating the performance of your rapidly modeled strategies to know if you should spend more time studying the strategy or move on to something else. A discussion on the benefits and challenges of market neutral …
Have you ever quit a strategy only to see the next trade win? I have. As humans and traders, most of us will feel less satisfaction from a winning trade than we feel dissatisfaction from a similar sized loss. This is the well discussed concept of loss aversion, also known as Prospect Theory, introduced by …
This week we look at two contributions from members. The first is a LONG options strategy–something we don’t talk about a lot–that is hinting at an opportunity in the “tail reward” category. The second is a sizing technique that has taken one strategy to ready-to-run status for an incubator account! This sizing technique may be …
This is one of my favorite graphics — showing how quickly yesterday’s predictions are forgotten while attention shifts to the next big, bold, and exciting prediction. I have no predictions for you. It’s entirely possible to navigate the market without trying to predict — or trying to predict which experts are going to be right. …
What’s your plan for trading in 2019? I’ve never met a trader who wanted to repeat what they did the previous year — whether they were tremendously profitable or had a terrible year. Traders want to grow — to move from one stage of performance to the next. Improvement in trading has three major components: …
When you pull up a long-term chart of the S&P 500 (SPX) going back to the 1960s, it may not look like this one. What we have here is a log scale chart. This is a simple way to visually remove the effect of compounded growth and keep all the movement within a visually normal …
Would you trade a directional strategy that has this history? Well, I just might. Watch this video to see why… What’s the edge? Far OTM and Long-dated options reduce overnight exposure to gaps. Longer-dated options also limit the exposure to volatility spikes due to transitioning from contango to backwardation… because we are in the expiration dates that …
A lot happens to options from the time they are listed until they expire. The factors that affect the value of an option prior to expiration include the following: Implied Volatility: Changes in the expected movement during the term of the option will impact the value of the option Time value: How much time goes …
