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I've not actually heard of these before you just mentioned them. 🤪 I would imagine liquidity would be thin compared to standadr futures contracts but I'm not positive. I'd have to do more research to know. What broker do you use?

@@TradersArmy I use Interactive Brokers.

@@mitchspicer2500 I can't seem to find out if IB gives access to perpetual futures. Are you talking about a different broker that offers those?

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Awesome!!! I'm glad it was helpful! I prefer to be fairly hands off after I enter the trade so having these OCO's in place for all my trades really helps with that.

Thank you! Glad you found it helpful.

You're welcome! Glad you found it helpful.

Thank you! Glad you found it helpful!

Thank you. I'm glad you found it helpful. We have an extensive amount of platform tutorials available on our Website at TradersArmy.com, inclucing videos on the Risk Profile. You'll just need to sign up for a Free Membership to get access to the platform tutotials.

Thank you! I will sign up and keep you posted. Have a great weekend!

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@@FerrerChacin Sounds good! Thank you, you too.

Glad it was helpful! 🤘🏻

Thank you. I'm glad it was helpful. My first thought on why you're not getting the order confirmation box would be that in the Application Settings, the "Show Order Confirmation' box is unchecked. You can find the box to check if you click on the "Setup" cog in the top right of the platform, and select"Application Settings". Once the window pops up, select "Orders" on the left and on that screen you should see the box to check to "Show Order Confirmation".

That was it Thanks

@@dashermike3207 Awesome! Thanks for confirming.

Awesome! Thank you 🙏🏻. I'm glad you found it helpful.

Thank you and you're very welcome. Glad you found it helpful.

Thank you! 🙏🏻

That is true. There used to be Single Stock Futures but if I'm not mistaken, these products never really caught on and I believe they've been discontinued from trading.

@@TradersArmy so I can only allowed to do future trading of stock indices ya like nasdaq index , dow jones and s and p 500 ya not Microsoft , Tesla and Amazon stock ya

@@SarthakJoshi-d9v that’s correct, indexes, commodities and currencies. Not stocks.

@@TradersArmy can I allowed to do margin trading of stocks or not like Microsoft , Tesla and google

@@TradersArmy can I allowed to do margin trading of stocks or not like Microsoft , Tesla and google

Thanks for your comment. I'm curious though...how was is complex?

@@TradersArmy I thought your video was on commissions on options. Not on all kinds of options strategies.

@@cooldog60 gotcha. Makes sense. However, it wasn’t really about the strategy itself but about how option commissions can cut in on your potential profit which will definitely vary based. The strategy selection. Commission will definitely cut into potential profit more so on some strategies, while not as much on others. Appreciate your feedback.

You're welcome, and thanks for watching. I hope it was helpful!

You bet!!!

My pleasure! Glad you enjoyed it man.

Glad you found it helpful. That's correct...if you'r looking to set your stop based on a specific premium value that is 25% greater than your entry price. However, a word of caution....when you set the stop loss on a premium value vs setting it as a condition order on the underlying, then you do risk getting prematurely stopped out if the options bid x ask spread gets wide at any point derring the day. This is why I prefer to set the exit as a market or limit order tied to the mid price of the option spread, but all based on the underlying stock going against me by more than expected. I hope this helps.

Thanks Jim! 🙏🏻

Awesome! Glad it was helpful.

@@TradersArmy Going to spend some time watching the rest of your videos. Your details are what really make the difference

@@ellsworthcorumiii9674 Thank you. We really appreciate that 🙏🏻

Sorry, thought I responded to this. Can you send a screenshot to Support@TradersArmy.com of what looks different in your platform?

Thank you Liz. May be time for a visit!! 🥃😜

Thanks Steve!! Hope you're doing well!

Awesome!! Glad you liked it.

100% Agree! Thank you.

Thank you John!!

So, when I'm entering the credit spread, I'm assuming the underlying price will remain at or above 156 (the short strike in this case). But, if at any point during the life of the trade I'm proven wrong and the stock price drops below 156, I want out. So when setting the stop loss on a credit spread, I set it just below the short strike so that I can exit when proven wrong. This would for sure result in a loss if the traded failed right away, but as more time passes and we get closer to expiration, the loss should be smaller since we're earning Theta (time decay) over time. I hope this helps.

Awesome! I'm glad you stumbled on it that you found it helpful. We have a lot more tutorials like this if you haven't stumbled on those yet.

@@TradersArmy I opened up order rules and I was not able to find the area under conditions where you can insert the symbol and actual stock price 6:10 . Any idea of any updates that changed this or how to go about this differently?

Weird....The conditions section is definitely still there and hasn't changed. Can you send me a screenshot to Support@TradersArmy.com to I can see what your seeing? @@nicholashanna5722

I'm sorry to hear that you don't have the confidence to get back into trading. I assume something happened in the past that rocked your confidence? If there's anything you want to chat about, you're welcome to email us at support@tradersarmy.com or text us at: 973-348-5022....assuming you don't want to share your past experience on a public forum such as RUclips. We'd love the opportunity to try and rebuild your confidence in your trading. Let us know how we can help.

You are very welcome

You bet!

You are very welcome

Great question! When you close a current position to then roll to the next month, you are in fact officially exiting the original contract that's about to expire. Whether you're profitable, breakeven or you've lost in the original trade, that cash value trades hands at the time of closing, and the new contract you're rolling into is an entirely new trade with an entirely new cost basis. I hope this helps.

@@TradersArmy Thank you

Anytime!

@@TradersArmy I have the same question. What determines the new cost basis and does it end up essentially being the same outcome as being in the original contract from the beginning even though it has been rolled over? Thanks!!

Thanks for the feedback. Unfortunately, the dropdown menu is a function of the platform when selecting an indicator to add to the chart, or specific tool to draw on the chart.

Thank you Liz! This truly means a lot. ❤

That's awesome!! Thank you Liz 🙏🏻

Anytime bud!

Welcome!

Awesome!! Glad you found it helpful. 🤘🏻

Awesome! Glad you enjoyed it.

Great to hear!

You are very welcome

Awesome!! I'm glad you found it helpful.

Thank you Jim!

Glad it was helpful!

Glad it was helpful!