Iron Condor

What if you could build an automated strategy that navigates all market conditions? The Hexabot evaluates the market trend and proactively adapts to current market conditions. In today’s episode, we introduce you to the Hexabot and share its entire origin story.

Follow along step-by-step as we break down break even price calculations for ten popular options strategies.

Today's podcast is essential to help you understand how to calculate break-even prices the correct way on iron condors, iron butterflies, and other risk-defined strategies.

Some traders wrongly assume that if they can't trade unlimited risk option strategies, such as straddles and strangles, that they should just avoid trading options altogether. Here are four alternatives to convert unlimited risk option strategies into risk-defined positions.

As you start managing larger trading accounts and portfolio sizes, you'll need to make a couple small but important changes to optimize your strategy.

On this podcast episode I want to help you avoid five of the big mistakes you can make when executing an options order.

In this podcast I want to conceptually walk through how you can convert unlimited risk strategies into their risk-defined counterparts and limit your exposure.

I want to walk through our TLT iron butterfly trade in which we were assigned 200 shares of short stock just days before expiration.

This podcast episode takes an in-depth look at our new game changing research report the Profit Matrix. We analyzed and compiled results from more than 21 million backtested options strategies and present the results in this episode.

In this episode we use our new backtesting software to observe the effect different position sizing has on the returns of an iron condor.

In this episode I’ll cover the 3 option adjustment principles you should follow if you’re considering adjusting a short premium option selling strategy.

Have an options trade that isn’t going your way? Here are some trade adjustment triggers to help you mechanically fix your position unemotionally.

Should I close or roll my options trade? In this episode, I want to help create a checklist for managing positions during options expiration week.

In this episode I'll walk you through all the major pitfalls new investors make when trying to paper trade stocks and options, and why it's important to have real money in the market.

In this show, I’ll highlight some of the more interesting strategy-based index performance metrics I know will help you in your options trading journey.

Learn how investors with larger accounts can generate higher returns using portfolio margin.

Learn more about the different option approval levels, and how to work through them. By understanding these levels and how brokers determine where traders should be, you will become a more efficient and educated trader.

In this interview you'll hear Aram's strategy for short-term trades and long-term positions. Plus, we'll cover some indicators Aram uses for future market direction.

I've been on a mission studying what true "success" looks like and when I discovered a little more about Michael Jordan's struggles and victories I knew it was too good not to share with you.

My goal on this podcast is to bring to light the excuses that hold back the average investor and help you move past them so you can become more successful as an options trader.

This podcast shows you 10 detailed trades -- all under $100 of risk each -- that you can make right now in your trading account.

In this podcast I want to help you overcome the 3 biggest fears that people have when they start trading options.

Check out our interview with Kim Klaiman as he discusses his strategy for buying long straddle before earnings.

In this podcast I had a chance to interview Henrick Santander, the guy behind http://www.the-lazy-trader.com, who currently works a full-time job but is passionate about creating a trading system that fits his lifestyle.

In this podcast I'll explain why most traders think stop-loss orders help manage risk and protect them when in fact they end up creating more losing trades.