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INTRODUCTION Let us consider a put vertical spread structure. It is formed by simultaneously selling a put and buying a put below the strike price of the put. The same structure can be created without selling and buying them simultaneously. You can choose to buy the put first, then sell …
WHAT DOES IT MEAN TO SCALE INTO YOUR POSITIONS? Imagine you are bullish on a stock and assume you have set aside $2000 capital to purchase 10 contracts of long calls. However, instead of deploying all $2000 at one go, you choose to split it up and purchase the long …
One of the prominent features in SamurAI are the predefined screens. The screens (over 20 of them) allow you find trade ideas …
INTRODUCTION Vertical spreads are perhaps the most fundamental option structures besides the single calls and puts. A trader can be profitable just …
Earlier this month we released some new features and we want to take a minute and describe them. Stay tuned as more things …
To all our users, followers and fellow Samurais – Happy labor day! And remember not to wear white after Monday!
This is the second part in the series about the edge of the market sentiment. The first part about relative strength edge was published a …
Mean Reversion Trades To be a profitable trader, you need to trade with an edge. What is a trading edge? In short, …
As traders we are constantly on the look to understand the market’s tendency and how to act on it. One way is …
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Traders that trade with the trend, increases their chances to be profitable in the long run. While it is impossible to completely …