just curious if anyone actually does the trades from the WOW reports. I personally always read them but I can't recall a time I've actually followed any of them... I'm almost 100% intra day so thats part of the reason... but I also tend to find them pretty basic
curious to what you guys...
Former OMB Director David Stockman talks U.S. debt crisis on Bloomberg TV
http://seaofopportunity.blogspot.com/2011/05/var-gaq-gaq-gaq_18.html
Options Flow Recap May 18th
http://seaofopportunity.blogspot.com/2011/05/options-flow-recap-may-18th.html
Trade of the Day: Apple June...
If you are a serious options trader... meaning that you trade every day.... hit me up ryandbaird@gmail.com I might be able to get you a cheaper commissions though my buddy....if it works great...if not no harm no foul
he helps me because I trade 20-150k contracts a day depending on market...
after thinking about this a bit I think you should figure out how much $ you're willing to bet on a black swan event and then buy LEAPS on whatever you want to bet against... I suggest LEAPS because I think interest rates are going up and that way you get a little bit of rho edge...
the bottom line is that ALL spreads are great... you just have to know when you have edge with a spread. I can't think of a spread I haven't made money with... or lost money with at one point in time
Professional traders focus on risk and amateurs focus on profit... if you put on an iron...
trade of the day:
Trade of the Day: NRG Energy September $25/$28 bull call spread 5,000x
heres the breakdown:
http://seaofopportunity.blogspot.com/2011/05/trade-of-day-nrg-energy-september-2528.html
(i'll just reply to this post for future updates)
An Overview of Behavioral Finance...
http://seaofopportunity.blogspot.com/2011/05/option-flow-recap-may-9th.html
if its useful for me to post this here let me know... I don't want to fill up the forum if its not useful anyone
but for me personally I study option flow very carefully... my notes tend to me 5x what I post online...