Strategy Videos

1) Trading Weekly Options

Weekly options start trading on Thursday and expire the following Friday and have a life of six trading days. This gives traders 52 profit opportunities every year.

There are two main goals for trading weekly options:

There are two main goals for trading weekly options:
1) Price appreciation
2) Receiving weekly income from the sale of weekly covered calls
If you are seeking price appreciation, weeklys allow you to start small. You can trade a portfolio of 5 options with a total investment of $270. Weekly options are the ideal investment for turning a small amount of money into a large amount of money. There are 52 opportunities to profit each year which allows you to rollover your profits and compound your returns. My brokerage account profit/loss Report below shows an average return of 82.7% for this portfolio of weekly options that I traded recently.
If you are seeking weekly income, you can sell weekly call options against your stock positions. Selling at-the-money calls which consist of time value only, can generate a 1.0% to 1.5% weekly income with relatively low risk.
In this video we will discover the amazing profit opportunities available from trading weekly options.

Average Weekly Return of 82.7%
Average Cost of $54 Per Option
Total Portfolio Cost of $270 to Purchase One Contract
1) Price appreciation
2) Receiving weekly income from the sale of weekly covered calls
1) Price appreciation
2) Receiving weekly income from the sale of weekly covered calls

If you are seeking price appreciation, weekly options allow you to start small. You can trade a portfolio of 5 options with a total investment of $270. Weekly options are the ideal investment for turning a small amount of money into a large amount of money. There are 52 opportunities to profit each year which allows you to rollover your profits and compound your returns.

My brokerage account profit/loss Report below shows an average return of 82.7% for this portfolio of weekly options that I traded recently. 
If you are seeking weekly income, you can sell weekly call options against your stock positions. Selling at-the-money calls which consist of time value only, can generate a 1.0% to 2.0% weekly income with relatively low risk. 

In the video below, we will discover the amazing profit opportunities available from trading weekly options.



There are two main goals for trading weekly options:
1) Price appreciation
2) Receiving weekly income from the sale of weekly covered calls
If you are seeking price appreciation, weeklys allow you to start small. You can trade a portfolio of 5 options with a total investment of $270. Weekly options are the ideal investment for turning a small amount of money into a large amount of money. There are 52 opportunities to profit each year which allows you to rollover your profits and compound your returns. My brokerage account profit/loss Report below shows an average return of 82.7% for this portfolio of weekly options that I traded recently.
If you are seeking weekly income, you can sell weekly call options against your stock positions. Selling at-the-money calls which consist of time value only, can generate a 1.0% to 1.5% weekly income with relatively low risk.
In this video we will discover the amazing profit opportunities available from trading weekly options.

Average Weekly Return of 82.7%
Average Cost of $54 Per Option
Total Portfolio Cost of $270 to Purchase One Contract
There are two main goals for trading weekly options:
1) Price appreciation
2) Receiving weekly income from the sale of weekly covered calls

2) Low Risk Weekly Option Strategy Provides 100% "Cash-on-Cash" Return

In this video we will learn how to adjust weekly option trades when the underlying stock declines in price which allows you to collect two option premiums in one week and "Double Dip".

I sold $16,053.53 in option premium last week using weekly options. Double Dipping allowed me to sell an additional $6.618.22 in option premium for a total of $22,671.75 in option premium sales over a one week period. These option sales were all at-the-money and out-of-the-money options which consist of only time value. On Friday, I get to keep this $22,671.75 in time value premium regardless of the price movement of the underlying stock.

Also, my Trade Selection process gave my weekly option portfolio an edge with stocks that have increased in price this month despite the broad market correction.

Weekly options give you 52 opportunities each year to sell option premium which can lead to a 100% "cash on cash" return regardless of the price movement of the underlying stock!

My brokerage account weekly option portfolio is currently showing a $332,597.96 open trade profit with an average return of 36.9% and no losing trades.



3) The Super Portfolio

The Super Portfolio Strategy is a spread strategy that:

1) Buys stocks/ETF's that are performing well despite Europe and the slow growing US economy
2) Sells weekly call options on weaker sectors such as Europe, China and energy ETF's against the Super Portfolio stocks

This spread strategy allows you to profit from the best performing stocks and at the same time profit from selling weekly calls against weak sectors such as Europe, Brazil, China and energy ETF's.

Covered calls place a limit on the profit potential of a trade but this spread strategy does not cap your upside potential if a stock moves up in price. 

For example, I currently have a 37% profit on the Super Portfolio stock TJX and at the same time I have been profiting from selling call options on Europe, China, Brazil and energy ETF's. Selling ETF option premium against this stock has not capped my upside profit.

Learn how the Super Portfolio can profit during any type of market condition.


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