This week, Jay Murakami of White Rock USA will be making his debut presentation on the Options Tribe, demonstrating his signature iron condor with crash protection- a unique positive vega iron condor approach.
SMBU’s Options Tribe Webinar: Options Tribe Member Dan Davis: How I Trade Iron Condors
This week Options Tribe Member Dan Davis makes his debut presentation on the Options Tribe to discuss his specific approach to trading iron condors.
SMBU’s Options Tribe Webinar: SMBU’s Andrew Falde: The TEA Iron Condor Options Trading Technique
This week, SMBU’s Andrew Falde returns to the Options Tribe to present his TEA iron condor options trading technique. Earlier this year, Andrew taught a small group of traders the TEA Iron Condor system. The system is robust enough to handle the recent big market moves because it is comprised of a mix of trend following and market neutral income components. Andrew will also discuss some of the filtering technique that he uses to help reduce risk during black swan events.
Turning a Bad Signal into a Winning Trade with the Right Strategy
Here is a case study in accumulating as many edges as possible to increase your risk adjusted returns. In the past, I have shared that most developing traders start by looking for the fastest way to make bigger profits. However in systems development we look for the highest risk adjusted returns. In this example trade, we are going to combine two … Read More
The Case for Wider Option Spreads
When analyzing a vertical based credit spread, including iron condors and butterflies, the first question that usually comes up is where to place the short strike. In a distant second usually comes the question of where to place the long strike, that is how wide the spread will be. This leaves some analysis to be done on using more contracts … Read More
How to Play Earnings with Options
Trading equities around an earnings report can be exciting, to say the least. To be successful you would need to project what the earnings results might be for a company and then you may need to determine how the markets might react to that earnings report. That is one unknown on top of another, and you basically need to be … Read More