Performance

Patience

"Don't take action with a trade until the market, itself, confirms your opinion. Being a little late in a trade is insurance that your opinion is correct. In other words, don't be an impatient trader." -Jesse Livermore

Patience is the key ingredient to the success of my strategies and forcing a trade is, in most cases, detrimental to any strategy. My strategies requires patience coupled with a disciplined approach. Waiting for the appropriate scenario to recommend trades with a high probability of success is what makes my options strategies successful.

Risk-Management

Losing trades are a definite. It is how they are managed over the long-term that proves the success of a strategy and I think I have shown over the past few years that I have managed the strategy appropriately. The performance speaks for itself. Capital preservation is one of the key elements of my strategies and I insist on a disciplined, risk-management approach so that the my strategies will have the best chance at long-term success.

Sound Strategy

I am a realist. I realize there is no holy grail in trading. However, one thing I do know for certain is that I have found several unique, and concrete strategies that make the world of sense to me and I trade them to make serious money over the long-term. Furthermore, I realize that the less I trade, the better my strategies will perform over the long run: And the long run is what matters. This is what makes my strategies unique and so far, successful.