Larry McMillan - New Option Strategy Course - 4 DVDs
· An 278 page manual that includes Larry’s own option strategies
· Detailed insight on using the VIX to predict explosive buy signals.
· Tactics to hedge against risk in your stock portfolio using volatility futures
· Money management strategies that allow you to dial in on the optimal trade size
· Proven tips on how to protect your account from the costly impact mistakes
-Covered Calls
-Straddle Buying
-Calendar Spread
-Naked Options
-Credit Spreads
-Event-Driven
-Skew-Based
Every option floor trader that ever sets foot in the pit is told to read Larry McMillan’s books. Most of the presenters and options educators around today have learned from Larry and respect him as one of the top authorities on options trading.
Table of Contents:
You’ll get complete coverage of:
Definitions
Futures Terms
Index Options
Options Tools
Option Modeling and Modeling Software
Option Order Execution
Options as a Contrary Indicator
Using the Volatility Index
Implied Volatility Buy Signal
Using the VIX as a precursor to an explosive move
New Volatility Products
Futures on the VIX
Futures on Variance
Options on VIX
Hedging a Stock Portfolio with the New Volatility Futures
Put-Call Ratios
Contrary Theory
Standard Put-Call Ratio
Equity-only Put-Call Ratio
Weighted Put-Call Ratio
Equity-Only
QQQQ
Other Major Index Ratios Worth Following
Implementing Equity-Only Signals
What Option Do You Buy?
Trailing Stops
Stock Option Put-Call Ratios
Sector Put-Call Ratios
Futures Option Put-Call Ratios
Options as a Direct Indicator
Option Volume
Option Volatility
Implied Volatility
Momentum Trading
Up-Down Volume
Breakdown and Heavy Put Volume
In-Money Puts
Strategies
Speculative Approach
Volatility-based Approach
How to Decide if Volatility is Out of Line?
How to Capitalize When Volatility is Out of Line?
The Concept of Expected Return
Evaluating Spreads
Expected Return Myths
Determining Trade Size
Risk Management
Fibonacci
The Kelly Criterion
Strategies: Techniques and Applications
-Speculative Buying
-Covered Calls
-Straddle Buying
-Calendar Spread
-Naked Options
-Credit Spreads
-Event-Driven
-Skew-Based