I know Greeks from what I read on investorpedia, but never applied them.
Just a background of my trading history and myself.
I've got a math degree from a top school, so the math part is not hard for me to understand, I absorb the info fairly quickly, applying them is yet to be seen.
My trading experience, really none to speak of, other than lost my shirt during the dotcom era, I didn't really know about trading, just played the market like it was the casino. All together, I probably have only traded options a total of 10 times in 2006, simply buying calls with just one ethanol stock back in 2006, saw the momentum, purchased calls (without hedging, didn't even know about the concept!), I managed to see the end of the momentum and got out with a net profit of $45K. Even though I made money from the trades, I knew I was just plain lucky, options is very dangerous and I needed to know much much more to have a consistently success rate.
I am now older and wiser and know better. My goal now for trading option is I want to generate a consistent monthly income with a 10% return per month (whereas before, I was looking for that one big trade that is going to make me a millionaire). I know successful traders are making it happen and I want to learn.
So the strategy I would like to learn is that consistent monthly income to yield 10% return per month.
Questions:
1. How much capital do I need for me to make $2,000 per month?
2. What strategy is the best for generating monthly income?
3. What would be the max risk to take on for a 10% return?
Thank you very much for your willingness to mentor.