2022 marks our 11th year as a public trading service.We closed 147winners out of 215 trades (68.4% winning ratio).Our model portfolio produced 90.5% compounded gain on the whole account based on 10% allocation per trade.We had only one losing month in 2022.
The Steady PutWrite service consists of two separate strategies available to subscribers known as Steady PutWrite and ETF BuyWrite. Steady PutWrite sells monthly at the money puts on equity indices targeting total notional exposure of 125% and then invests collateral in bond ETF’s.
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A long straddle is an options spread that involves the simultaneous purchase of a put and a call at the same strike price and expiration date. It’s a long-options, market-neutral strategy with limited risk and unlimited profit potential.
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Investing in the stock market can be a daunting task for even the most experienced investors. With the constant fluctuations and volatility of the market, it can be difficult to predict the future direction of the market. This is where options trading comes into play.
Long before Silicon Valley Bank failed, the banking sector was experiencing a silent bank run. Unlike the Great Depression, where lines of people clamoring for their money were blocks long, this silent bank run, as its name portends, has been out of sight until recently. There are a couple of reasons for this.
A lot of options traders consider a 90% probability strategy a Holy Grail of trading. After all, if you can win 90% of the time, you should be able to grow your account very quickly, right? Well, not only this is not necessarily true, but in fact, a Winning Ratio alone tells you nothing about your chances to be profitable.
Options trading can be challenging. I look at it as a journey, a long term investment, which is no different that graduating from University. And like University, you need to do a lot of reading, along with a lot of practicing. Fortunately, there are a lot of books out there that can be of tremendous help in this journey.
OptionNET Explorer (ONE) is a complete options trading and analysis software platform that enables the user to backtest complex options trading strategies, analyze their results and monitor them in real-time, all from within a single, user friendly environment.
All traders begin with an introduction to call and put options. However, it's rare (apart from short puts) that an experienced trader would use these contracts by themselves. Instead, we primarily trade options spreads. There are many benefits to spreads. The variety of spreads are targeted to various market criteria and market environments.
Remember SFO Magazine? Traders like Jack Schwager and Brett Steenbarger used to write for the publication before its swift shutdown in 2012. What happened. SFO (Stocks, Futures, and Options) magazine was a monthly financial magazine focused on trading and investing in stocks, futures, and options markets.