Hughes options trading
Once we establish a directional option trade, we will exit a losing trade before it develops into a large loss. Cutting losses short is essential to your trading success as it is very difficult to recover from a large loss. We also do not limit our profit potential by exiting winning trades with a small profit.
Most traders do just the opposite and take a quick profit as soon as possible and hang on to losing trades. This results in a portfolio with limited upside profit potential and unlimited downside profit potential. Once we have a profitable directional option trade, we create an option spread to protect profits and increase the probability for a winning trade.
The video below with show you how to manage your option trades for more profitable trading with lower risk. Most of us have closed out a winning trade only to see the underlying stock or ETF continue to rally knowing that we left profits on the table. We also know from experience that it is very difficult to watch a winning trade develop into a losing trade.
This is very hard on your psyche as a trader and can help you lose confidence in your ability to be a successful trader. The following technique is simple to implement and once it is in place you can forget about the trade.
No need to monitor the markets or world events. A severe selloff in the underlying stock or ETF actually produces more profits with this technique. You can place the trade and take a vacation!
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The following clip from "Ultra-Safe Money Strategies", explains Chuck Hughes' Option Income Strategy. In what markets does it work best? What are the benefits of this strategy?
Chuck takes you through an in-depth look at how to implement and profit from this trading tactic. In this video we will explore an ETF income strategy that can help you create a steady income stream from selling option premium.
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In this video we will explore a unique strategy that uses a combination of technical and fundamental analysis to select stocks and options with the best profit potential. In this video we will explore how a little known option strategy allows you to collect cash in your brokerage account allowing you to become your own bank. The option spread strategy is a great way to profit in up, down or flat markets. A diversified portfolio of option spreads can be traded in smaller accounts.
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A little known option strategy allows you to buy stocks at a discount. This option trading strategy continues to profit even during non trending markets. Learn how to hold your stock during volatile price swings and still realize a good return even if the price of the underlying stock remains flat or declines.
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ETF Market Neutral Spreads Most of us have closed out a winning trade only to see the underlying stock or ETF continue to rally knowing that we left profits on the table. Option Income Strategy The following clip from "Ultra-Safe Money Strategies", explains Chuck Hughes' Option Income Strategy. Generating a Steady Income Stream with ETFs In this video we will explore an ETF income strategy that can help you create a steady income stream from selling option premium.
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