I've been bullish on the U.S. markets for some time but I primarily trade a market neutral strategy called the Road Trip Trade. Here's a sample of what a typical Road Trip Trade looks like: If I …
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The Importance of Low Annual Volatility in Your Returns
You have heard the saying "Slow and steady wins the race." Today we will discuss how low annual volatility in your trading returns can allow your profits to accrue without large swings in your …
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Learn to be Fallible in Your Trading
Being fallible as a trader has been discussed in many publications. Today I will discuss some elements of being fallible that may help you improve your overall trading results. The definition of …
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Trading Curb – Market Circuit Breakers
If you remember Black Monday on October 19, 1987, you recall the market declined 22.68% in one day. This was the largest one-day percentage decline in the DJIA. It took until early 1989 for the market …
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Vertical Spreads: Introducing the Bear Call Spread
One of the numerous strategies available to traders are vertical spreads. Credit spreads come in two varieties: the Bear Call spread and the Bull Put spread. This article will cover the Bear Call …
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Jeep Trade Alerts Initial Trial
Dan Harvey, the Iron Condor supertrader, created the popular Weirdor trade several years ago. Jim Riggio, Paul Demers and others modified Dan's Weirdor with different trade management rules. This …
