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Jeffrey Ziegler in
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May 20, 2010 |
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Today is Thursday, and with the weekend right around the corner, I am reminded of a conversation I had a few weeks ago with a non-options trader…
This buddy of mine complains regularly about having the most boring 9-5 job in the world, and on this day, he was going on and on about how much he loves his “Fridays”.
Just for kicks, I asked him why.
“Why?”, he said,...
Greetings, I’ve spread traded much before, but have not been profitable in the long term. The thing I’ve discovered is that those who price options can skew the market to their favor, and against the retail option seller.
For instance, set up a bull put credit spread so that it has an 85% chance of success. Not much profit, but high chance of success. But when the market drops to the short strike price we’ve lost so much money as to wipe out a year or more of tiny profits.
I am considering signing up for a month with you to get your course, but could you address this issue first?
Thank you.