IV Rank, IV Percentile, and Expected Move tell you if options are cheap or rich and how far a stock may move. A practical, honest guide with clear examples.
The covered strangle pays two premiums, but the name is misleading. See the clean NVDA math and why it loses twice as fast as a covered call below the put.
Growth Portfolio (Pick-of-the-Cycle)
Opening Up a New Iron Condor
Small Dogs Portfolio
Closing Trade
Opening a New Trade
Most options traders do not lose from a bad strategy. They lose from inconsistent execution. But discipline only helps if the edge is real. Here is both halves.
The jade lizard and iron condor look alike but bet oppositely on risk. One caps both tails, the other removes upside risk and owns the downside. A clear guide.
Opening Two New Trades
June closed five for five, and not one trade was held to expiration. July looks lighter, August opens next week, and most of our trades last about three weeks.