REPLAY: Round Table with Ricardo Saenz de Heredia

REPLAY: Round Table with Ricardo Saenz de Heredia

Ricardo Saenz De Heredia reviewed his trading service performance and showed examples of some recent trades. Ricardo currently has the highest return of all Capital Discussions experts. His earnings plays have many small losses but Ricardo said the winners can be...
REPLAY: Round Table with John Locke

REPLAY: Round Table with John Locke

John Locke, from Locke In Your Success, reviewed lessons from his “Advanced Position Management” seminar. John used OptionVue's back trader to walk through a very volatile period last year with a hypothetical M3 trade on and showed some of the adjustment...
REPLAY: Round Table with Amy Meissner

REPLAY: Round Table with Amy Meissner

Amy Meissner updated her Weirdor trade results and showed how she changes her window to trigger adjustments. Amy answered questions about the Weirdor trade and showed how it's low draw downs have a superior equity growth chart.Amy reviewed her Weirdor trade...
REPLAY: Round Table with Bill Ghauri

REPLAY: Round Table with Bill Ghauri

Bill Ghauri presented “The VIX Sniper”. Bill showed how he makes his trading decisions using the VIX and technical analysis. Bill reviewed his recent trades and how he uses risk and money management to get such a great Expectancy. Learn more about Bill's...

New Tool: Option Position Sizer

I've been following Bill Ghauri's Alpha Alerts's short put and call trades on SPX and doing very well. I really like the simple approach of selling options similar to a directional trader but also getting a trading edge with volatility and time decay. A few years ago,...
Weirdor Trade Alerts Already Paid For a 6-Month Subscription

Weirdor Trade Alerts Already Paid For a 6-Month Subscription

Amy Meissner launched her Weirdor trade alert service in Feb 2015 with a Weirdor trade using $18,661 of margin. The trade was open for 20 days and made a $701(+3.76%) profit. The would have paid for a six-month subscription with just one trade. This would have...