A little look into “Strike” our earning-event options market screener, designed to capitalise on high volatility events whilst maintaining focus on risk and premium efficiency. Here are the top 3 Strike trades from today.
This is one of the most frequent questions we get asked. The honest answer has to be that it depends how you define “meaningful”….At $5k-$10k the income will not replace your salary. But we don’t see that as the point at an early stage and you can only start with what you have. However it does give you enough skin in the game to start building a structured approach for income generation and to start seeing results. And if you maintain premiums in your account the process feeds itself over time. What’s your view on starting out? Do you get asked this question and if so what’s your answer? ❤️
Straight from the StratosIQ daily digest, our models top 3 CSP’s for you today. Our users get full access to these trades and a secondary set focused on earning events for just $8.99/month. No tiered pricing. If you’d signed up yesterday you’d have 10 top trades land in your inbox today and another 60 waiting for you on our dashboard. Filtered down from over 300000 contracts today. 🚀
Everyday our tool suite scans the entire options market, 300000+ contracts and presents our users with only those that pass our rigorous gates. Here are the top 3 from today’s Patrol output. Patrol is our non-earning-event screener.
On our site (StratosIQ.trade) we have a full learning curriculum for our users, built to support everyone from newbies through to more seasoned traders. We are continually adding to it. But how did you learn the world of options and what did you find most effective? Maybe you had a theoretical approach supported but exploring a paper account? Or did you dive straight in? Maybe you had a mentor? Everyone learns in different ways but some methods never go out of style. Are you in the process of learning now? Do you ever stop learning? 😂
For it to be attractive what level of return needs to be on offer for you to write the put?