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I wonder if Quanto was on the spectrum.

That's very impressive.

Is this you? lex Jacobson is CEO of Exitos Global, which he joined in August 2016. Jacobson was previously vice president at OptionsXpress.[1] He is an options expert who retired from the International Securities Exchange in July of 2010. Prior to his retirement, he was the education officer...

Yes, her books are very accessible.

I don't know why my links did not copy. In The Money: Bear Market Strategy: The Simple Options Strategy to Trade the Bear and Win Kindle Edition by Heather Cullen (Author) Format: Kindle Edition In The Money: How to build your wealth with a simple options trading strategy guaranteed to...

Sure. There were two. I am reading another book with a similar strategy, but here are the two. One of them is free.

What strategy do you think is better?

The math is pretty intense.

As I stated, I read about it in a book. However, I know 2 people who have used a similar strategy with BRK.B. The one who started the strategy, earned 24.5% a year over 20 years using BRK.B, with an entry price of 1.3 p/b and an exit price of 1.5 p/b. When he sold the call, he would use the...

I would think it is less sophisticated than using any multi leg option.

My feeling is that it has potential. Another way to do it, is just to own ditm calls on brk.b when it's P/B is <= 1.3, and sell the option and buy BRK.B when its p/b is >= to 1.5. At a p/b of 2, perhaps get out of BRK.B.

I wanted to share a strategy I read about. Leveraging Options for Enhanced Returns: A Strategic Overview In the realm of investment strategies, a particularly intriguing approach involves the use of options to potentially amplify returns compared to directly investing in the SPDR S&P 500 ETF...

Those were two of their companies when I joined the board. For a long time, they were only in SAAS companies, but then the world learned about saas, so now they doing other growth companies, ELF, and AXON, are two of them.

I would not put more than a small amount of your money into the strategy, because watching yourself lose 65% in a year is painful. I sold my original investment, so I am playing with house money now.

They look for stocks increasing revenue at sometimes 80%. Wy the method works so well, I don't really know, because it goes against my philosophy, but the person who started the group did between 25 and 30% per annum since 1990 or so. They publish their results every month, so the numbers...

I have only found one way to get 25%/year when the market returns 10%. It is to buy stocks growing their revenue at enormous numbers, maybe 65%/year, that have a high gross margin. The valuation will be high, but not insanely high. Also, each quarter the revenue growth will be increasing...

I have been doing this for 27 years, and have been in two bears. 2000-2003, and the GFC. In both cases, I did fine, but not as well as I could have. I bought a little more, but then got nervous, and just held what I owned not selling anything. If I had bought a lot when it went down, I...

DITM have almost zero time value.

Yes, that is what I meant. I learned all the math for that, in my sophomore year of getting my BSEE degree. I think only a very gifted high school student could do it. I certainly would have been clueless if I saw that when in high school.

It's a ratio. annualized gain/probably expiring ITM > 1