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WHAT IS THE VALUE OF USING THE METHODS TAUGHT?
These options trading strategies aim to deliver consistent outcomes, which may include but are not limited to:
❑ Credit Spreads: Target daily returns of 2%-4% per trade, exited within 30 days. Trades are typically entered 30–50 days prior to expiration.
❑ Debit Spreads: Aim for 150%-200% return per trade, with exits between 30 to 60 days. Entry windows are selected between 90-120 days.
❑ Over 70% Win Rate combined with Positive Expectancy per trade, structured as a diversified multi-asset system.
WHO IS THIS COURSE FOR? Main Audience & Key Objectives
❑ Traders with 1–2 years of experience but struggling to become consistently profitable. This course is designed to help them transition into sustained success.
❑ Those who’ve experienced repeated losses and feel discouraged. Don’t quit—profitability is achievable, even when trading from home.
❑ Reduce confusion caused by time-based charts (like Candlesticks, OHLC, or Heikin Ashi) by learning to apply Point & Figure charting, paired with Relative Strength analysis for better asset class targeting.
❑ Build the confidence to validate entries, hold durations, and exits by anticipating Implied Volatility relative to the chosen spread’s construction (put/call or combo). Leverage your understanding—not just software tools.
❑ Evaluate the potential of turning trading into a home-based business with structured budgeting aligned to portfolio performance.
HOW AND WHY ARE THE METHODS DIFFERENT FROM OTHER TECHNIQUES?
Every options trade contains just three risk elements: Price, Time (Theta), and Implied Volatility (IV).
❑ To effectively reduce Price Risk, one must diversify across multiple asset classes—not just equities. Using Point and Figure charts helps remove time noise and lets you observe pure price action.
❑ Theta and IV are interconnected. Theta—whether you’re benefiting from time decay in debit spreads or collecting premium in credit spreads—is the mirror image of IV. Similarly, rising IV can eliminate Theta gains or mitigate Theta decay, making forecasting IV and skew essential.
Options are inherently limited in daily Theta movement—only a day’s worth of decay or premium gain is possible. However, IV can move far more aggressively, impacting your trades beyond Theta expectations. That’s why predicting IV and understanding skew patterns are key.
The strategy primarily centers on Index Options, extending capital allocation beyond individual stocks into Currencies, Commodities, Market Caps, Sectors, and Geographic zones via ETFs and Indexes.
This course is unique in retail trading. It uses Dorsey Wright’s Relative Strength analysis (not RSI) to identify the best-performing asset classes, then incorporates iVolatility tools to analyze theoretical pricing and potential profitability based on IV and Theta shifts—tested within ThinkorSwim.
Explore the video-based training to learn both the “how” and the deeper “why” behind each strategy.
Options Trading Strategies Course
What do you get for USD $200? A total of 17 educational videos, including:
❑ Asset Allocation Strategy.
❑ Point & Figure Charting Explained.
❑ Understanding Implied Volatility & Probabilities (2 parts).
❑ Greeks Reinterpreted.
❑ Portfolio Evaluation & Building a Home Trading Business.
❑ Defining Market Ranges … PLUS …
10 individual spread strategies, each covered in a dedicated video and accompanied by a clear trade plan:
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ATM-NTM Debit Calendar
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OTM Credit Iron Condor
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OTM Credit Vertical Call
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OTM Credit Vertical Put
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OTM Debit Iron Condor
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NTM Strangle / ATM Straddle
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OTM Debit Vertical Call
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OTM Debit Vertical Put
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Back Ratio Call
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Back Ratio Put
PLUS … an Options Business Toolkit—a compact, Excel-based system with pre-built tabs for every component of the curriculum. Forget bulky manuals—this portable tool equips you to operate a mobile options trading business from anywhere.
