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Most Common Mistakes for Managing Options. $100K+ Portfolio UPDATE!
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I'd love to see a running P/L column.
It is so wonderful to be able to express gratitude to Tom, Tony, TastyWorks for even the most simplistic knowledge they try to convey from their preeminent experience. Thanks again.
I’ve learned much more about trading & finance from watching tasty trade than i have from any class or course ive ever taken!
Great series! Thanks.
How do you determine the correlation of the portfolio to the S&P? Does the platform have a function that does that? Or more to the point, how would I do this with my own portfolio?
Similarly, how do you determine the volatility of the portfolio over a period? Does the platform have a function to do that for us?
Is it possible for you to make your trades in this portfolio public? Seeing the concrete trades is almost always more informative than just seeing the changes in Deltas. Thanks.
Tom and Tony are Legends of the game.
great content thanks
This is the type of content I’ve always loved from TastyTrade. I’m happy to see you getting back to this type of content.
How do you manage one of your short premium positions that drift ITM? Do you wait intil the 21 DTE point to roll it out?
i have a feeling the next few months to 1 year will not help you with falling volativity.
but if you keep this segment going for 3 years I bet you'll get great results
Nice. I've been going over risk management with my S&P position wondering if I should roll. I guess I should! lol
I would like to see the profit and loss. You can’t expect most people to stick to an approach if they can’t emotionally manage huge swings. Maybe that is their fault but at least you should be upfront about it.
Good stuff
Can you see portfolio correlation in the platform?
Tom, we want to open an account for futures. We now have level 3 with Schwab. What are the funding requirements and please provide URL for the forms for your Level 3. We have a large account. Thank you.
How could you open so many positions with only 50k ? When I sell one put on SPY - my broker freezes around 40k alone
I would NOT be long Euro at this juncture even if you held a gun to the side of my head! 😼
Eurozone is in a sh!t-ton of trouble going into Winter. Unless the Russo-Ukrainian conflict shows signs of resolution, I would SHORT anything that even remotely smells of Euro. 🤷♂️
This is a little over my head. Can anyone recommend any videos that are more basic?
Going long euro & short oil is confusing and unfruitful
unless ECB comes out more hawkish than expected...
that guy has a funny looking hat
A "beret", in fact.
I want to buy one, btw.
@@juanmanuel9822 If you want to put vagina repellant on you're head then go for it.
This video proved to me why I don't belong trading options.
It’s not for everyone as it does take more active management
I'm not sure why the thumbnail says "don't do this" and the video is titled "most common mistakes". I'd hate to assume that everything you've done is intentionally wrong.
Market roulette may be short-term profitable, but never in the long-term.
what do you mean ?
@@sarahupton975 he's not good at trading the market
@@huntervaughan7657 Why do you say that?
@@huntervaughan7657 There's no real evidence Tom or Tony are bad at trading the markets - the strategy is solid and should work if their assumptions are relatively correct.
I disagree with some of the assumptions, such as being short dollars short-medium term, but that doesn't mean he's a bad trader. It could fit his other positions better than being long dollars, like I am currently.