The “How I trade it” series is meant to highlight the things I use in my personal trading. This series of trading knowledge should serve your P/L well. As you know every trade is different, no matter the setup used. As such, you’ll need practical advice on how to analyze and close both winners and maybe some losers as well.
Do you even care how I trade it?
Well, you should for a few reasons;
If that isn’t enough to peek your interest then I’m at a loss of words. The information given here will enhance your trading in a number of different ways. For instance you may like how I trade it and utilize some of the concepts yourself, or you’ll identify an area needing improvement, do so, and then utilize the approach.
No matter which scenario, the end result means successful trading. And I wish you plenty of that.
Thanks,
Jeff “the OptionBoxer”
So, generally speaking I don’t love any short term trading strategy.. mostly due to the fact I lose more money than I make but given the simplicity and potential power of this new strategy it seems reasonable to share.
Read moreAn ultra short term trading strategy for quick profits!
In my last post I mentioned placing a pin in the discussion about finding trades after Fib levels were identified. In today’s post were going to pull the pin and continue our conversation about high probability trades.
Read morePlacing High Probability Trades using Fibonacci Levels
Two things I love; trading and sports. The similarities between the two cannot be overstated. Each requires focus, skill, practice, and most of all, strategy. We can learn a lot about successful trading just by studying our favorite teams or players. Let’s discuss, in brief.
Let’s talk about options adjustments. That mythical term that new options traders hear all about but are never actually made privy to. Well, take heart, I was right there not so long ago. I searched aimlessly for someone sharing their strategy on options adjustments but all I found were countless “gurus” claiming that to be consistently profitable you have to make proper options adjustments. Followed with…so buy this course…and so on…
The title should have tipped you off that this post will indeed discuss timing and more specifically, emotionally charged trade timing. That’s a head scratcher but let’s get into this because I know all to well (wink wink) just how important trade timing can be.