Options

In this volatile market, I want to tell you about a tool I use with my options strategies. It’s the most powerful technical indicator that I use in my… Read more

The short strap strangle is a neutral strategy that’s employed when a trader expects minimal volatility before options expiry. Read more

This options strategy is the ultimate protective play, especially when you’re concerned about your stock heading into an earnings announcement. Read more

The strap strangle is a modified version of the traditional strangle designed to account for the trader’s directional bias. Read more

The short strip strangle is a neutral strategy employed when a trader has expectations of low volatility and a slightly bullish bias. Read more

A strip strangle is a neutral trade employed when a trader is expecting a big move in the underlying but is unsure in which direction it will trend. Read more

On Wednesday, I will be offering a free webinar that will throw some light on my process and strategies when trading weekly options. Read more

A reverse covered strangle is a neutral strategy employed by traders who are already short a stock they suspect has neared its bottom. Read more

A covered strangle is a neutral strategy that’s traded when little volatility is expected before options expiry. Read more