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24.01.2022 John, joined Tom & Tony on tastytrade.com this afternoon to update everyone on the success here in Australia. Remember that all of tastytrade's content is free! You don't have to pay for ongoing education costs or go to a seminar at night, just browse the archives or watch the previous days episodes to get started. Open your US account today at tastyworks.com.au

23.01.2022 IVR measures how high or low the current implied volatility (IV) is compared to the past year’s high IV point and low IV point. In a high IVR environment, we can receive larger credits, increase the distance between the strikes and ATM, and use strategies that take advantage of volatility contractions. Check out our partner's tastytrade.com's free educational segment - https://ontt.tv/31A4UYU

23.01.2022 With smaller accounts, it’s crucial we manage our capital efficiently. We don’t want to lose all of our money in one trade. One way to manage capital is to define our risk. tastytrade.com discussed this topic today on their show, check them out for their free content. - https://ontt.tv/2LLuPrC

22.01.2022 Diversification is important because the more diversification we have, the less risk we have. Yet, when it comes to stocks, people can really only diversify their portfolios with stocks from different sectors. Option portfolios, on the other hand, are affected by directional movement, time decay, changes in implied volatility, and delta. Our tastytrade.com friends explored the research behind this earlier this past week - https://ontt.tv/2YmcTe8

20.01.2022 When constructing a portfolio, there are many mechanics we look at to improve our performance. Over at tastytrade.com they provide education for free, with new content daily. Open a US brokerage account today at tastyworks.com.au

19.01.2022 Our friends tastytrade.com released an episode on common new trader mistakes. They include not using probablitiles, trading illiquid underlyings, buying OTM options, and more. Tune in for an educational bit that will help new traders understand mistakes. - https://ontt.tv/31ZaYdN

18.01.2022 A put (call) ratio consists a long position in an ATM or OTM put (call) option and a short position in two further OTM put (call) options at a lower (higher) strike. Check out our friends over tastytrade.com for more of this free educational content when learning to trade options - https://ontt.tv/30F0q2J

18.01.2022 In trading there exists a trade off between risk and reward.Limiting profitability allows for placement of trades with a higher probability of profitability. This can lead to a higher amount of success, which is especially important in a smaller account. A few methods to increase POP include: - Reduce potential reward - Cost Basis reduction strategies - Take on more risk with wider strikes.... Check out our partners over at tastytrade.com for more best practice tips.

18.01.2022 How do we profit from short strangles? Our partners tastytrade.com walk us through it. A short strangle is the sale of an out-of-the-money (OTM) put and an out-of-the-money call. Since we are selling a put and a call, we receive a credit. In order to profit, we can buy back the position for less than we sold it for or let the position expire worthless. - https://ontt.tv/2YtcRkJ

17.01.2022 Our friends over at tastytrade.com know that trade entry and exit is an essential mechanic to trading options. Watch this Best Practice segment about why we enter at 45 DTE and exit at 21 DTE - https://ontt.tv/2xDD1Sw

12.01.2022 Earlier this week our friends at tastytrade.com talked about Intrinsic & Extrinsic value, and why this is important when options trading. The value of an option can be viewed as the sum of its intrinsic value and extrinsic value. Watch the full segment at: https://ontt.tv/2Su9Eff

12.01.2022 When we are exiting a trade, first we look to exit at 50% of max profit, and if 50% of max profit has never been achieved by 21 DTE, we look to exit the trade at 21 DTE. Check out more resources from our partners over at tastytrade.com

10.01.2022 There are four major factors worth considering when we are placing trades. Join our friends tastytrade.com to learn about developing a directional assumption, considering ideal IV environment, identifying optimal time frame, and choosing appropriate delta - https://buff.ly/2LP2UYQ

10.01.2022 If you are looking to trade options in the US market, we have you covered. Open your US account today at tastyworks.com.au

09.01.2022 We can also use similar mechanics as we do to defend a strangle as we do to defend a wide iron condor if its breakeven is tested. Check out the free learn center over at tastytrade.com for more resources

09.01.2022 After entering a trade, we can defend our trade with a plan if our trade is tested. For example, to defend a strangle, we can roll the untested call down if the downside put is tested, or we can roll the untested put up if the upside call is tested. Check out more educational resources from our partners at tastytrade.com

08.01.2022 IVR measures how high or low the current implied volatility (IV) is compared to the past years high IV point and low IV point. In a high IVR environment, we can receive larger credits, increase the distance between the strikes and ATM, and use strategies that take advantage of volatility contractions. Check out our partner's tastytrade.com's free educational segment - https://ontt.tv/31A4UYU

06.01.2022 With smaller sized accounts we place more defined risk trades, than undefined risk as to not use all of our buying power on one trade. Since we want to make sure we are managing our capital efficiently and defining our risk, we like to turn Strangles into Iron Condors. Our friends tastytrade.com explored this topic earlier in the week - https://ontt.tv/2LISuKr

06.01.2022 Be among the first Aussies to trade with tastyworks! Visit tastyworks.com.au and sign up to join the waiting list!

05.01.2022 With smaller accounts, its crucial we manage our capital efficiently. We dont want to lose all of our money in one trade. One way to manage capital is to define our risk. tastytrade.com discussed this topic today on their show, check them out for their free content. - https://ontt.tv/2LLuPrC

02.01.2022 If you missed us on tastytrade.com's Last Call this morning check out John, Tom & Tony talking about the tastyworks Australia platform, and advantages of trading with us. Open an account now at tastyworks.com.au