Late last week, we got filled on a debit put spread signal in the gold ETF $GLD. Monday we have seen a continued flight to quality with heavy buyers in both gold and Treasuries flooding the market. Click the video below to see how we are going to adjust our position to try and get […]
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What is the most important aspect of trading? This is really not a difficult question. The answer is twofold: MAXIMIZE RETURN and MINIMIZE RISK. In this video, we discuss our current GLD position, how to lock in some profits, and how to manage the remainder of the position. Please follow me on Twitter: @cboesib Grab […]
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What is the most important aspect of trading? This is really not a difficult question. The answer is twofold: MAXIMIZE RETURN and MINIMIZE RISK. In this video, we discuss our current GLD position, how to lock in some profits, and how to manage the remainder of the position. Please follow me on Twitter: @cboesib
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When an option is converted to an underlying stock position, there are two categories, exercise and assignment. An options assignment, you have no control over. This happens when you are short an option (or short a leg of an option spread) and the buyer of that option exercises his or her right to get long […]
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Late last week, we got filled on a debit put spread signal in the gold ETF $GLD. Monday we have seen a continued flight to quality with heavy buyers in both gold and Treasuries flooding the market. Click the video below to see how we are going to adjust our position to try and get […]
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What is the most important aspect of trading? This is really not a difficult question. The answer is twofold: MAXIMIZE RETURN and MINIMIZE RISK. In this video, we discuss our current GLD position, how to lock in some profits, and how to manage the remainder of the position. Please follow me on Twitter: @cboesib
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The markets turned on its head today and we are seeing a very broad sell-off. Will this be the end of the bull run, or will there be potential for a bounce very soon? I am going to cover all of this and more in my analysis of the Dow Jones ETF, DIA. Tune in to […]
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