Why It's Important To Use Limit Orders When Initiating Options Trades…
Use Limit Orders When Initiating Options Trades
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Weekly Options Volatility Tracker
The Options Volatility Tracker Report for the week of 9/28….
Covered Call Rundown: Why the Dow Jones Industrial Average is a Worthless Index
Covered Call Rundown: Why the Dow Jones Industrial Average is a Worthless Index…
Weekly Volatility Tracker
A weekly breakdown of the volatility in gold, silver, equities, and oil…
The Impact of Volatility Derivatives
A new study examines the impact of VIX options and futures on the overall volatility of the S&P 500….
Free Webinar: "The Top 5 Mistakes Of Options Traders"
If you missed it in Las Vegas last month, now you can catch a streamlined version Mark Longo's Top 5 Mistakes of Options Traders webinar. The webinar will be streamed live online at 11am Central on Weds 9/9.
Monitoring The Implied Volatility Of Your Options Positions
Many novice traders approach their option trading unsuccessfully due to their sole focus on a single dimension – price. With options, the price could move in the anticipated direction and the option premium could lose value due to time (second dimension) decay, due to change in the I.V. (the third dimension), or due to the combination of both time and I.V…
The Covered Call Rundown: Time Is Not Money
How we can use covered calls to put time on our side…
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Using Option Volatility Skew to Your Advantage: Conclusion
Examining vertical volatility skew and strategic strike selection…
Using Option Volatility Skew to Your Advantage: Part Two
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Using Option Volatility Skew to Your Advantage: Part One
Successful option traders use volatility to their advantage on every single trade. While most seasoned option traders perform an implied historical volatility analysis, some traders don't go quite far enough. For a complete volatility study, traders must also look at the volatility skew…