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I have never seen anyone explaining omnidirectional option strategies as concisely and clearly as you. For less than twenty minutes you have shown us the subtle similarity between the omnidirectional option strategies. Please do a follow-up video on how to adjust each omnidirectional option strategy.
I have been trading options actively for 4 years now, I have made countless expensive mistakes. At this juncture I am not afraid of putting on a reverse condor with a calendar hedge, 6 legs, 3 expirations, not to say that that is a good idea, more to say that I have reached a reasonable level of proficiency. I still have much to learn and I think that will always be the case. Few people explain how one can approach option trading quite so clearly as you do Davis, I love watching your video's and I am pretty sure my trade results are improving from your inputs and important rules of thumb. Many thanks, please keep doing what you are doing:)
I have been treating options for about 5 years. I have a large account. I watch every video you send me each day. You really know your stuff. Great content. What is the best way to contact you to answer my questions? How can i upgrade my subscription or simply pay you to answer questions?
Hi Davis Thanks for the OOS you have just explained. I myself being trading option since 2020. One thing I have learned is, I always like to keep things simple 😃. I have been profitable pass 4 years selling premium with sell put CSP. I also understand csp is not for everyone due to high margin requirement and assignment risk. But at the end of the day, it's better to stick to one strategy that works for you. In my opinion, if you try to learn too much complicate strategy it will only make you confuse, especially for beginners. I have tried a few strategies in my early days, but at the end I still came back to csp 😊. As Bruce Lee quote, he fear someone who learn a kick 10k times rather than someone who learn 10k types of kick.
Great video Davis! I'm just curious, why not simply sell cash secured puts as they only have risk to one side, we can collect more premium upfront, and it's generally easier to repair by rolling down and out? Appreciate your thoughts!
Great video, just what I need! A few comments: 1. perhaps include the "111" / "112", too? 2. what's the difference in Buying Power impact of each strategy? 3. how risky are the downside risks? What are the ways to mitigate the risks? Thanks!
Hi Davis, great videos. thanks. what do you think about selling 2 puts at the money and buying one put above and buy one put below it? you can try to get a few cents credit with 0 max. loss.
👏For such Omni strategy, do we also take into consideration of exit at 21 days DTE and plus manage the max loss (Buying Power) for undefine risk type ?
It depends on how you want to manage it. Manage at 21 dte on index etfs, or hold till expiration on cash-settled indexes. 21 dte can limit the risk, but hold till expiration can maximize potential profits. So it's just tradeoffs.
It's like that super concentrate juice that you have to water down 30:1 for it to be the right consistency. For a newbie it's not easy to swallow but I guess that after watching it over and over with a pen in hand, I'll eventually get it. Looks like I'll have to practice paper trading for a while. Still, makes more sense than anything I listened to or read so far: you just about summarized my whole options for dummies book. lol
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I have never seen anyone explaining omnidirectional option strategies as concisely and clearly as you.
For less than twenty minutes you have shown us the subtle similarity between the omnidirectional option strategies.
Please do a follow-up video on how to adjust each omnidirectional option strategy.
Thanks for the kind words, appreciate it :)
Very nice video Davis. I like your teaching style a lot. Very clear and detailed. Thanks for sharing!
You're welcome :)
I have been trading options actively for 4 years now, I have made countless expensive mistakes. At this juncture I am not afraid of putting on a reverse condor with a calendar hedge, 6 legs, 3 expirations, not to say that that is a good idea, more to say that I have reached a reasonable level of proficiency. I still have much to learn and I think that will always be the case. Few people explain how one can approach option trading quite so clearly as you do Davis, I love watching your video's and I am pretty sure my trade results are improving from your inputs and important rules of thumb. Many thanks, please keep doing what you are doing:)
You're very welcome ☺️
I have been treating options for about 5 years. I have a large account. I watch every video you send me each day. You really know your stuff. Great content. What is the best way to contact you to answer my questions? How can i upgrade my subscription or simply pay you to answer questions?
You can download my blueprint (optionswithdavis.com/blueprint) then reach out to the email there.
You are the BEST, Davis!!
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Hi Davis
Thanks for the OOS you have just explained. I myself being trading option since 2020. One thing I have learned is, I always like to keep things simple 😃. I have been profitable pass 4 years selling premium with sell put CSP. I also understand csp is not for everyone due to high margin requirement and assignment risk. But at the end of the day, it's better to stick to one strategy that works for you. In my opinion, if you try to learn too much complicate strategy it will only make you confuse, especially for beginners. I have tried a few strategies in my early days, but at the end I still came back to csp 😊. As Bruce Lee quote, he fear someone who learn a kick 10k times rather than someone who learn 10k types of kick.
I agree.
Thank you so very much Davis! Your help along this journey of learning how to trade options correctly has been most helpful. Kind regards.
You're very welcome!
Great video Davis! I'm just curious, why not simply sell cash secured puts as they only have risk to one side, we can collect more premium upfront, and it's generally easier to repair by rolling down and out? Appreciate your thoughts!
Great video, just what I need! A few comments:
1. perhaps include the "111" / "112", too?
2. what's the difference in Buying Power impact of each strategy?
3. how risky are the downside risks? What are the ways to mitigate the risks?
Thanks!
Watched it 3 times just so I could keep hearing over and over the way you say Jade Lizard! My man. 😄👌
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Is the max profit only reached on expiration or can I close it while the price is inside the zone before expiration?
Hi Davis, great videos. thanks. what do you think about selling 2 puts at the money and buying one put above and buy one put below it? you can try to get a few cents credit with 0 max. loss.
Unprotected short put can lead to large losses and assignment in case of a sharp market downturn, we need to keep that in mind
Regarding the Jade Lizard...what happens if you do nothing if the price drops below the short put at expiration? Do you get assigned the shares?
👏For such Omni strategy, do we also take into consideration of exit at 21 days DTE and plus manage the max loss (Buying Power) for undefine risk type ?
It depends on how you want to manage it. Manage at 21 dte on index etfs, or hold till expiration on cash-settled indexes. 21 dte can limit the risk, but hold till expiration can maximize potential profits. So it's just tradeoffs.
If the price of the stock goes down is it possible to roll the put with the smaller strike in order to avoid a loss?
Would it be an advantage to identify underling stocks and funds that are less volatile and tend towards sideways movement ? -thanks
Thanks Davis!! 😊
You're welcome!
It's like that super concentrate juice that you have to water down 30:1 for it to be the right consistency. For a newbie it's not easy to swallow but I guess that after watching it over and over with a pen in hand, I'll eventually get it. Looks like I'll have to practice paper trading for a while. Still, makes more sense than anything I listened to or read so far: you just about summarized my whole options for dummies book. lol
Thank you Davis.
Please Explain About Zebra Strategy (better than Jade Lizard)
You're welcome. Thanks for the suggestion, will consider creating a video on that.
How many strategies one should master to trade all the markets like a pro trader
All of them
Thanks first of all for the video. I must say for a beginner video it's far to complicated. Sorry....
Thanks for the feedback. Will create more simpler and beginner-friendly videos in future!
Check with your broker regarding margin requirements for a Ratio Spread.
Reverse jade lizard is also called twisted sister by Tastytrade😅
But all of them belong to same category ... thanks !.