San Jose Options, the options mentoring company who brings you real-time trading and live demonstrations, has developed a unique concept. To set the context, Option Greeks are an integral part of options trading that you must understand in order to have long-term success in this highly competitive field. I’m going to focus today on just one Greek, the one called Vega.

Today I want to talk about a strategy that not many option traders know about which is called an Unbalanced Condor. This strategy has been around for a while I am sure, but for some reason, it’s not very popular. Personally, I have been studying options for over six years now, and I took many popular courses that you’ll find on the Internet. After spending nearly $50,000 on my options education, I find it rather intriguing and erroneous that most option courses are not teaching this strategy.

Hi option traders. I hope you are doing well today and that you find your portfolio growing. This article is part two of a series of six, and each article is accompanied by a video. I highly recommend you to watch all six videos if you’re interested in learning how to trade options as a business.

This afternoon we will be talking about traditional ATM (At The Money) option trading strategies. Is it true that they work? In my opinion, “they do work” but then in a long-term “they do not”. What we are really talking about here is first of all, what are the income choices strategies? The most usual ones are: the Diagonal Spread, the Calendar Spread, Credit Spread, the Iron Condor, Covered Calls, and Butterfly Spreads.

I had an interesting conversation with an option trader today who is still searching for the secret to making consistent returns with option trading. He said many things that I absolutely agreed with.

I want to share with you today how credit spreads turn my trade profits into the air. I wish to discuss with you the significance of adjustments and what the risks involved are if you fail to manage your option positions properly.