One asset category that is not very well understood is what we refer to in the business as the credit markets. In the futures market, these encompass all debt instruments such as U.S. Treasury Bills, Notes, and Bonds, and are not limited to derivatives of debt issued by the U.S. treasury.
Adjusting Your Entry for Proper Risk
Risk is one of the most important parts of trading that we must master if we are to have a long consistent trading career.
So Many Levels to Choose From
New traders sometimes have questions as to which supply and demand zones to identify on the charts.
The Concept of Put Delta Value
This article looks at the same put strike for a long put and also a short put.
Going Vertical in AAPL
One of the basic directional spreads in trading options is that of the vertical spread. It is extremely versatile and represents a major building block of more complex spreads.
Stock Trading: One Look
When trading, we want to get complete information and we want it quickly. A type of charting style that can assist us in making those decisions is the Ichimoku chart, also known as a cloud chart.
Why Prices Really Move in a Market
Have you ever asked a group of people what makes price move in a market? Try it sometime and notice how many different answers you get.
What is becoming of NFLX?
One of the hardest things to figure out is when a stock has changed its "personality."
Trading with Delta
How can you know how much an option is going to move with respect to said underlying? Very simple ? check out its delta.
Long and Short of Futures Options Episode 4: Diving Back into Ags
What to Know: Discussing crop reports and their impact on the ag options. Breaking down the recent volume trends in corn & wheat options – significant interest in upside protection in corn right now. Many traders, hedgers and speculators migrating into the weekly options vs. longer-term optionsWhat's New: Corn and wheat volatility are on nearly equivalent levels – an unusual development that holds a great deal of potential for options traders. At these price/volatility levels, can wheat be an effective feed substitute for corn? What's on Your Mind? Taking on listener questions
What Type of Trader are You?
Anyone that decides to take trading to a professional level and not just as something "to dabble in" has to decide in what fashion he will engage the market.
A Story of Two Puts
In order to support the point that there are more possible opportunities to benefit from selling options rather than buying them, this article will look into the intricacies of option buying and selling.
