Heaps! But the book is still very good. db
I've done their courses (intermediate, ICT, MICT) and found them a good starting point. Useful to know is that you can attend their intermediate...
No need to reinvent the wheel :), what you are proposing is already being done. Go to www.randomwalktrading.com and check out 'tag-along'. db
high option volume simply means a lot of options are changing hands (to close or to open positions or to hedge, but we don't know which). Sadly,...
That would be me. It's working fine so far but as I said earlier, the trick is in managing the position - when to roll, where to roll to (strike...
As with everything in trading, the trick is in the management of the position. db
Not quite correct. 3.10 minus 2 equals 1.10. Therefore you roll (anything less than 1.30 for a 5 point spread you roll up). The roll is the...
Congratulations, nice summary except for point 1, buying the itm put (giving you a synthetic otm call) - should be an otm put (giving a synthetic...
Not to mention the increased risk of early assignment for the ditm legs :). db
I see. That's the most unusual form of 'money management' I have come across. Thank you for your candor. Good luck. db
For those who are not aware, TOS gives you the prob of touching and expiring in their platform. Works well if the volatility inputs are 'correct'...
1. There's a margin requirement for the credit vertical which thus negates this perceived 'advantage' of getting a credit in your account. 2. the...
A nice and simple trade plan. You obviously have significant capital that you can afford to risk $11000. If you don't mind my asking, what money...
So forex, what was your trade plan when you opened your positions? db
I'm still waiting for an answer to my previous post: ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Quote from...
It's much easier to understand than his 'bible' (can be read in one night) but also covers the topic from a different angle. I enjoyed it...
sigma is another term for standard deviation. 1 sigma is thus 1 sd (68% probability), 2 sigma is 2 sd's (95% probability). It is one of the inputs...
Mine was just a follow up to asap's comment - 'vega manufactures theta'. I think I answered your question in my previous long winded post albeit...
If I understand you correctly you want the following: 1. a set of options with zero or very small delta AND AT THE SAME TIME 2. the same set...
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