Hedging

Rolling options trades for a premium extends the duration of a trade and increases the chance of success, without adding additional risk.

This video is your complete guide to adjusting risk-defined strategies, such as credit spreads, iron condors, and calendar spreads.

This video is your complete guide to adjusting strategies with undefined risk, such as short straddles and short strangles.

Take a look at the big picture and understand how a trading adjustment strategy can help limit losses and why this makes options so dynamic.

Learn the importance of hedging and adjusting options trades, and why entering the right trade with the right strategy is equally important.

With pairs hedging, you can make adjustments by using similar or correlated underlying positions to hedge other positions in the same sector or industry.

Delta hedging is a neutral trading strategy used to generate income while staying nondirectional.

Knowing when to make an adjustment is hard. Here are 4 guidelines you can follow for when to adjust a trade.

Beta weighting your portfolio gives you a sense of how bullish or bearish your portfolio is positioned. By balancing your portfolio with beta, you can know what types of positions to add to stay neutral.

Individual stock beta measures how much a particular stock might move when the market moves up or down. The higher the beta, the more volatile the stock compared to the market, and vice versa.