The Ultimate Hedging Technique with Rolling Thunder
Course Description
Salepage : The Ultimate Hedging Technique with Rolling Thunder
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The Best Hedging Technique: Rolling Thunder (Video Series)
This method is offered to show you how to acquire a significant degree of protection at a fraction of the expense of conventional hedging strategies, making it a really creative way to hedge a stock portfolio or take a direction stance (without an existing stake).
Although the method is more proactive than merely purchasing a put and watching for it to expire, it may be used by both traders and investors who have limited free time to monitor the markets. The ability to use this approach in situations where most (if not all) of the cash put in the initial position can be removed from the gaming table makes it one of its biggest advantages.
Many option users have experienced the need to purchase a defensive put or put spread in order to hedging a long stock (or option) portfolio. They later saw how the put’s value rose as the underlying dropped, and they were left debating whether to sell the option at a profit or not. The majority of the time, they exit the put only to see the market rebound and forfeit their earnings as well as their initial investment. NO FUN!
This method shows the committed investor how to realize a profit while keeping a hedge against the downside. The trader continues the process as frequently as necessary should the market keep falling, producing an increasing number of extremely inexpensive hedges. The investor was hedged so that he wouldn’t lose money on his put/put spread if the market rose.
Don’t you wish you had heard about this sooner? It may have saved you a significant sum of money.
This information, which was previously only available for a small fraction of the cost, comprised the first half of the phone book-sized textbook that was taught in Maui in January. Sand, peace, and sunshine are NOT included, though.
When Thunder Rolls Videos
Clips from our well-known Practical Option Tactics (POT) class are included to supplement the text.
Examples of trades that could succeed in bull markets, bear markets, high volatility, low volatility, etc. are provided in our POT class. A Rolling Thunder example becomes a volume when we devote calls to it.
What better approach to complement the textbook than with examples from a virtual classroom? In order to let you concentrate on the content, the courses are adjusted to remove the irrelevant information.
