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Gimme Some Options! Podcast

Gimme Some Options!

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Gimme Some Options!

Gimme Some Options! Podcast

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Gimme Some Options!

Gimme Some Options! Podcast

Gimme Some Options!

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My dear listeners... I explain my audio absence, and discuss some profound personal and professional changes this Trader has gone through this summer.
If you're not constantly trying to evolve, to do things better, smarter, more efficient... then you're doing it wrong. This is no truer than in the world of trading where the smartest minds in the world are competing to steal your lunch.In th
Addition by subtraction. When you're in a losing position with defined risk, gamma is your friend. It's what will bring your position back to profitability. However, if you're sitting in open profits and you're approaching expiration, you're li
Contemplating a strategy shift? Me too. Hear me brainstorm in real time as if I were writing to myself in my trading journal.
Not sure if it was Pride or Independence, but I stunted my career growth as a Trader because I was afraid to ask for help. Don't be like me. Figure out what you need help with, then go get it. Now.
Overall, the past four weeks have been unprofitable for me, but there was a silver lining with all positions exited in May. Stay the course and June may be rewarding.
Meet Gary Nordlander, an independent options trader from Denver, Colorado. Hear how he get involved in options trading, what his bread-n-butter strategies are, and get inspired by his dedication and commitment to the craft of trading!
Chris Cornell lived in the moment, until he didn't. A lesson in living in the now, in life and in trading.
I'm currently in the process of meditating on losses in a past strategy to uncover the hidden lessons and use them to build new rules and processes to avoid trouble in the future. Building version 2.0 takes time. But the rewards of success will
I address some questions that were put to me during my recent presentation to the options trading community at SMB capital.
The greatest regret of my now 19 year trading career is not seeking out qualified mentors when I began in the trading business.Mike Martin's tales of seeking proper guidance will be inspiring, and he's helping to make it easier for other trad
There is no one right way to execute the rolling of options and spreads as they approach expiration. I share the mechanics of how I choose to roll and how I work my orders.Keep on Rollin'!
Commissions are a necessary evil. I discuss some practical realities of the impact of commissions on final returns.
As a trader who thrives on "rules" to govern my trading, I share the frustration many have when it comes to rolling positions from a front month to a back month. We want hard rules regarding timing, cost, and execution. But the fact of the matt
With enough time, enough options premium, and proper risk management -- why fear earnings events?As we head back into earnings season, I confront my fears of earnings events and execute a subtle shift to the pond where I fish for ideas.
For a few minutes after the opening bell rang this morning, my office felt like a casino floor as bells were ringing all over the place letting me know resting orders were getting filled. Thank you volatility crush!In light of the resent mont
Options expiration day is alway bitter sweet. Often (hopefully) the month is ending with profits, but that feeling is sometimes tempered by having to book maximum losses on spreads that just couldn't -- just wouldn't! -- work out.Have no fear
The skills you'll hone as a committed trader will serve you well in all aspects of life. My experiences of the past two weeks outside the trading arena serve as a wonderful reminder of this.Risk taking is a skill. And it's the Optimists who p
We get into a little mechanics today in which I discuss why I didn't just take off my profitable spread positions instead of rolling them out until May. It comes down to taking what the market will give me...
I learned an expensive lesson in holding short stock that was assigned to me against a short calls position.
Our subconscious works in mysterious ways. How do you explain when intuition gleaned from past experiences all of a sudden turns on a lightbulb in your head leading to aha! moments that in turn signal vital improvements to previously discarded
Options premium sellers all around me are growing tired of persistent low volatility in the market, but this is no excuse to avoid sticking to your plan. You can still find suitable trades if you're willing to grind. Case in point: I discuss se
The key to managing a large portfolio of positions is to put yourself in a position to "give up", "accept", and execute purposefully in a Zen State. I discuss how I achieve zen and why that's important for me.
Know who your enemy is and why sometimes she's your friend.Sometimes, the options greek gamma is unfairly feared by short premium options players. I lay out some examples of where and when gamma is most definitely your friend.
With less than 3 weeks until April position, I'm starting to roll out some losing positions into the May expiration cycle to buy myself some more time to reach my profit targets, while at the same time reducing my total risk. Win - Win!!
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