Trading Fundamentals
Why Would Anyone Share Their Trading Strategies?
Every trader dreams of finding the secret formula for making consistent profits in the market. And while it may seem counterintuitive, many successful traders are
Every trader dreams of finding the secret formula for making consistent profits in the market. And while it may seem counterintuitive, many successful traders are
Introduction When I was a Finance undergrad, one of the classes I most looked forward to was Financial Trading Strategies. While other classes were more
Introduction In a Flirting With Models podcast, Benn Eifert, founder of hedge fund QVR advisors, discusses “volatility investing.” Benn outlines the fundamentals of relative value,
Introduction Directionally neutral trading strategies are becoming increasingly popular among options traders. These strategies are based on the volatility of an underlying stock, rather than
Introduction: What is The Wheel? The wheel strategy involves two trades: the cash-secured put (CSP) and the covered call (CC). This is a popular trading
Introduction I recently revisited this post by u/Fletch71011, which talks about a trade he made in Soybean Meal options. I remember how difficult it was for me to
Article Summary Introduction When a new trader asks for advice on how to start trading, we often become too focused on a new trader’s technical
Article Summary: Introduction Listening to many interviews with options fund managers gave me insight into how these traders approach the market and make decisions. As
Article Summary: What Is A Call Option? A call option is a financial instrument that gives the holder the right to purchase 100 shares of
Article Summary: Introduction When it comes to gauging your trading capabilities, there are two approaches: evaluating them by the results of your trades or by
Article Summary: What is the Variance Risk Premium? The variance risk premium (VRP) concept describes how implied volatility tends to be greater than the subsequent
Article Summary: Introduction While stock investors only have to deal with the risk of falling stock prices, options traders have many other risks. Because options