Three Inflation Options Strategies Inflation, inflation, inflation! Every day on my 35-minute drive to drop off my oldest daughter at school, the two of us (one begrudgingly) listen to Bloomberg radio. And for months, the hot topic in the morning for the financial pundits has been inflation, and the various scenarios that could play out.… Read more »
One of my favorite, defined risk, non-directional options strategies is known as the iron condor. Yep, weird name, I know. But the name makes perfect sense when you look at the profit/loss chart for the strategy. An iron condor is not only one of the most powerful options strategies, it’s also one of the best… Read more »
A bull put spread, otherwise known as short put vertical spread, is one of my favorite risk-defined options strategies. As the name of the strategy implies, a bull put spread is, well, a bullish-leaning strategy. But it is important to note that the strategy doesn’t require the security to move higher to make money. With… Read more »
I use a wide variety of tools when trading options, particularly when using options selling strategies. But there are only a few that I use with each and every trade I place. One of those tools is the Expected Move, also known as the Expected Range. As a quantitative trader who uses predominantly options selling… Read more »
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