Dr. Schultz (an academic and trader) explains theoretical trading concepts and practical application to take your trading to the next level.
If you want to trade like a tastylive trader, you have to learn how to talk like a tastylive trader. Sit down with Tom and Tony as they dish out and discuss popular trading topics that give you an edge when opening, closing and managing your trades.
It's not always easy to take the measure of a market, whether you've been trading for a day or a decade. On this segment we look under the hood—options probabilities, volatility, trading strategies, futures, you name it—so your trading mechanics are built to manage more winners.
To kickstart the day, Tom Sosnoff and Tony Battista answer some of the emails they received the previous day on options, stocks, futures, and general trading strategies.
Understanding market concepts in 140 characters or less is tough! So, we've recruited Liz & Jenny to help! Tweet @lizjnyshow to get your options trading questions answered live on air!
Ex-market makers and suburban moms, Liz and Jenny, break down strategies and get to the basics of option trading. But this isn't preschool, this is where traders become better traders.
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tastytrade: The Skinny on Options: Abstract Applications


The vast, limitless world of derivatives is quite complicated and very complex. So join Dr. Jim and dig beneath the surface – uncover some of the more intricate ideas that this space has to offer, and then apply these abstract concepts into your trading.
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tastytrade: Trades From the Research Team LIVE


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Why get one trade idea when you can get several? Each week, tastylive's "Tomtourage" (also known as the Research Team) present their favorite underlyings and potential options trading strategies to Tom & Tony. Which trades will come out on top? Tune in to find out!
Keeping your position size small while maintaining a high number of occurrences is what trading small and often is all about! Liz and Jenny open the door to their real trading account and show you how they manage their positions. Whether they're trading an earnings play for a hot company or trading a durational strategy in an index, you’ll learn their tips and tricks to maintain a high probability of profit.
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The increase in short term interest rates has caused a financing premium to be added to the calls and discounted from the puts.The effect that rising rates have on our trading, however, is irrelevant, and we would not trade any different. Think of this like a scheduled dividend that adjusts the prices of options to account for it.…
We’re in a ranging market with decent implied volatility, neutral strategies such as Iron Condors and Strangles are good choices. What makes them different in trading? Join Tom and Tony as they explain when and why to use naked and risk-defined strategies.توسط tastytrade
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Actual markets are often much messier than their theoretical counterparts, as indicated by concepts such as skew. Underlyings with skewed price distributions often deviate from Black-Scholes estimates. So today, let’s look at how breach distances change in the presence of skew. Join Tom and Tony as they discuss breaches in theory compared to breach…
Deciding how much of total buying power to have deployed is the most fundamental aspect of portfolio management.Over the years, what degrees of capital allocation have been able to survive when the market has turned against us?Join Tom and Tony as they analyze the maximum capital a trader can deploy by using various options strategies.…
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To get an expectation of portfolio buying power allocation over time, the historical IV numbers coupled with our targets resulted in an average allocation of 31% of your portfolio net liq.However, since volatility tends to cluster in certain ranges (like 2022), you can expect the current allocation target to vary over time and not change much in th…