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7. The VIX Index Fear and Volatility Index
November 30, 2017
The VIX Index is one of the most watched market indices all over the world. It was originally designed to provide market participants with a clearly visible Index of Volatility of the Market, which was needed after the Crash of 1987, when the Dow Jones lost 22% of its value in 1 day. The VIX Index is also called the Fear Index, and the VIX can have huge impact on Option prices
6. Options and Probability Deep Dive
November 30, 2017
In Options, it helps to think in a probabilistic mindset, and especially since the Option Greeks, and the concept of Out of the Money options are calculated based on a concept of the likelihood of an Option going in the Money, the study and analysis of Probability becomes all the more important. This episode takes a deep dive into the relationships between Option Greeks and Probability
5. Monthly Income Strategies with Credit Spreads
November 30, 2017
Monthly Income strategies generally use Credit spreads to create a consistent Time Decay strategy, on a periodic basis, be it a week or a month or more. In general, Monthly income strategies are generally Non-Directional to a certain extent. This means you could be wrong in the outlook for your stock, but yet benefit on the trade overall because of Time Decay.
4. Adjustments for Spreads
November 30, 2017
If there is one skill to master in the Options game, it is the art of Adjustments to existing positions. Options are unique, they offer an array of adjustment possibilities to either protect profits, or to limit losses, and very often also allow to convert losing trades into a winning outcome. Adjustment Options are plenty, and the art is determining which adjustment is best for a situation
3. Put Option Spreads Buying Put Spread and Selling Put Spread Live Trades
November 30, 2017
The Bear Put spread is a bearish strategy with defined Risks and Rewards. It uses a Long Put and a Short Put Option and is very effective to implement a Bearish strategy or outlook on a stock, but yet control costs. The Bear Put is also called a Debit spread, as the cost of the spread has to be paid upfront, whereas the Bull Put is a credit spread. Both spreads are explained with Live trades
2. Call Option Spreads Bull Call Spread and Bear Call Spread Live Trade
November 30, 2017
The Bull Call spread is a bullish strategy with defined Risks and Rewards. It uses a Long Call and a Short Call Option and is very effective to implement a Bullish strategy or outlook on a stock, but yet control costs. The Bull Call is also called a Debit spread, as the cost of the spread has to be paid upfront, whereas the Bear Call is a credit spread. Both spreads are explained with Live trades
1. Option Spreads Debit and Credit Spreads
November 30, 2017
Option Spreads are at the heart of Options trading. Similar to the four Single Options, there are four Option spreads, which are extensions of the Single options. This episode covers the philosophy of Option spreads, they can either reduce costs for your position, or they can substantially limit the risks on any Option. Mastering Option spreads is critical to fully mastering Option skills
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Where to Watch Option Spreads and Time Decay Strategies - Intermediate Level
Option Spreads and Time Decay Strategies - Intermediate Level is available for streaming on the OptionTiger website, both individual episodes and full seasons. You can also watch Option Spreads and Time Decay Strategies - Intermediate Level on demand at Amazon.
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CastHari Swaminathan
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Premiere DateNovember 30, 2017
