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reifenwParticipant
I believe it I the date 29th
reifenwParticipantI don’t think I can give actual trades and parameters because that would not be fair to Teddi since this is a product for purchase.
I am an active trader, been trading for many years and trade several times a day and am in the market virtually every day. These strategies add to what I do and were very helpful and looking at some new ways of trading.
It is well worth the few bucks she charges for these strategiesreifenwParticipantGot it thanks
reifenwParticipantYou are correct as VIX is an index– but Teddi trades the options– which are very tradeabe
Feb 3 2020 at 3:07 pm in reply to: A consistent approach to income generation through options trading #88784reifenwParticipantSorry I misunderstood this paragraph.
In one email Casey explained that he was not using margin, when in fact, Casey is indeed using margin, just not the margin provided by the brokerage. Done Casey’s way, 20 credit put spreads at $10 each is $20,000. If Casey setup 50 such credit put spreads and the stock sank, he is at risk of being assigned a huge number of shares and the long put will not assist in this situation. Therefore 50 such spreads (as an example) X $150 a share = $750,000 tied to stock. However 50 such spreads requires $50,000 as far as the brokerage is concerned.
Feb 3 2020 at 10:36 am in reply to: Determining Support and resistance level in the daily SPY trades #88744reifenwParticipantRepairing Short Put Positions In A Market Collapse
Not necessarily a direct reply, but one needs to take special attention to Teddi’s not in this article that even though the broker will allow you to trade a credit spread with a small amount of margin you need to either no when and where to quickly roll when the trade turns against you OR have enough cash/margin to accept the stock being assigned. For example a 10 spread does not necessarily limit your potential loss to the 10 spread. -
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