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Futures Market Slang Webinar Archive |
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Futures Market Slang Webinar Archive
Overview:If you want to walk the walk, you had better talk the talk. Commodity trading is faced paced, leveraged and unforgiving; it is important that traders are able to clearly communicate their intentions with brokers, back office employees, etc. Trading errors and miscommunications can be extremely costly, don't let the insignificant aspects of trading futures and options become a significant burden to your trading results. Whether you are trading futures and option online, or through a commodity broker...this presentation is a must! Click here to listen to the archive For more visit www.ATradersFirstBookonCommodities.com Here is a list of the key points covered in this presentation: Bull vs. Bear: In regards to the economy, the market, your position Spread: Bid/Ask, Futures, Option Blow vs. Blow Out Busted Trade and Keypunch Errors Net Liq, Account Equity, Net Option Value Short Squeeze, Stop Running Unable, Split Fill, Partial Fill Handle Not Held & Much More...
*There is substantial risk of loss in trading futures and options!! |
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Treasury Futures Basics Webinar |
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Futures Trading Webinar Overview:Treasury futures are among the most popular of the leveraged trading vehicles. However, many traders fail to take the time to understand exactly what they are speculating on. This class will focus on the underlying asset of a Treasury futures contract, the mechanics of the market place and the benefit of trading in this arena relative to ETF's such as the TBT. We will also explore some of the economic reports and inter-market relationships that are capable of dominating Treasury pricing.
What you will learn about Treasury Futures:- What is a Treasury futures contract (deliverable asset, contract specs)?
- Cash market vs. Futures market pricing
- Why trade Treasury futures relative to Treasury specific ETF's?
- Fundamentals that drive Treasury futures pricing
- Treasuries and seasonal tendencies
- Spreading between bonds and notes
DeCarley TradingLocal: 702-947-0701 Toll Free: 1-866-790-TRADE (8723) Fax : 702-947-6534 **There is substantial risk of loss in trading options and futures. Doing so may not be suitable for everyone. |
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Options 4 Sale with New York Institute of Finance |
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Options 4 Sale ~ Conservative Premium Collection in Risky Markets
DeCarley Trading has teamed up with the New York Institute of Finance for an exclusive one time virtual event. How : Click here to purchase the archive of this class for $25 Description: If you are like most traders, your trading account would be much better off if you had only sold every option that you have ever purchased. This isn't an accident, options are priced to lose. I have witnessed beginning traders lured to the markets in droves looking to participate in long option strategies. Their attraction stems from the fact that option buyers are faced with the prospects of unlimited profit potential and limited risk in the amount of premium paid plus commissions and fees. The hazard in this type of mindset is that although one's losses are limited, it is highly likely that an option buyer will lose some or all of the value of the option. Several studies suggest that more options than not expire worthless, accordingly it seems logical that selling options as opposed to buying them is a preferential strategy. Unfortunately, many retail traders are stuck in a long option only "rut" and may not be aware of the potential flexibility offered by alternative option strategies such as premium collection. I believe option selling to be one of the most attractive forms of trading but proper risk management techniques, appropriate timing and discipline are a must as the risks are high. This is a "must see" for anyone interested in a short option trading strategy. Here are a few highlights of the topics covered: - What is option selling?
- Attempting to playing with "house" odds by applying casino theory to option trading
- Using time value erosion along with implied volatility to construct an option selling strategy
- Using market timing to shirt the odds of success in favor of the option seller
- Fundamental and technical aspects of selling options
- Break-even calculation of a short option
- Short option trading risk management
- Selling options strangles
- Dealing with margin calls; don't throw in the towel...Adjust!
DeCarley Tradingwww.DeCarleyTrading.com1-866-790-TRADE (8723)info@decarleytrading.com*There is substantial risk of loss in trading futures and options! |
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Extreme Trading with Option Selling |
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Extreme Trading ~ Counter-Trend Option Selling
DeCarley Trading has teamed up with PFGBest.com for another FREE virtual event.
Overview:There are significant advantages to utilizing a short option trading program such as favorable odds due to time value erosion and ample room for error. However, being a successfull option seller isn't as simple as selling premium and waiting for time to pass. The adage "buy low and sell high" was originally used in reference to price but it can also be applied to the practice of trading implied volatility. Measuring volatility in conjunction with futures price speculation is imperative to favorable entry points for option sellers and could be the key to avoiding the psychological turmoil and catastrophic results that you have probably read about. Come see how Carley Garner and DeCarley Trading determine why and when to sell options! Here is a list of the key points covered in this presentation:- Advantage to selling options
- Who should trade short options?
- Option selling against the market trend
- Timing short option plays
- Looking for short option premium
- Maximizing short option premium collected
- Danger in letting short options expire worthless
- Adjusting short option trades in adverse price and volatility moves
Click here to order "A Trader's First Book on Commodities" Click here to purchase Carley's first book, "Commodity Options" DeCarley Tradingwww.DeCarleyTrading.com1-866-790-TRADE (8723)info@decarleytrading.com***There is a subtsantial risk of loss in trading futures and options!! |
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Coping with Margin Calls with SFO Magazine |
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"A lack of knowledge breeds risk" ~ A Trader's First Book on CommoditiesCarley Garner, commodities analyst and broker at DeCarley Trading, as well as the author of "A Trader's First Book on Commodities" and "Commodity Options" explains how margin call are triggered, what actions a trader can take, and how traders can adjust risk and margin without adding money or liquidating positions.  Come and see how it might be possible to adjust the position delta through the purchase and sale of options in order to aleviate a margin call from your futures and options broker.When: March 25th, 3:30 CentralWhat: Coping with Margin Calls educational webinarCost : FREE
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An Introduction Commodity Trading |
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What: An Introduction Commodity Trading: The World's Fastest Growing Market Cost: $25 According to Warren Buffet, risk comes from not knowing what you are doing. Unfortunately, I have had a front row seat to the carnage that can occur in misguided speculation. Before you put your hard earned money on the line, join me on March 18th for a behind the scenes look at what really impacts a commodity trader's bottom line! Strategy is important, but much to their despair beginning commmodity traders often fail to do their homework when it comes to the basics. For example, deciding which service level and futures brokerage firm will meet the needs of a particular trading style is just as important fas determining when to buy or sell a commodity. Likewise, understanding contract specifications, market characteristics and the implications of commission can detrimental to a futures and options trader. This class is intended to provide attendees with the information needed to make the vital decisions that lead up to the actual buying or selling of commodities. Despite the lack of coverage of such topics in the resources available to futures and options traders, many of the behind the scenes decisions discussed in this class might be as imperative to being a successful trader as fundamental and technical analytical skills. Take this class without ever leaving the office via our Virtual Classroom (Virtual NYIF). Accessible from any internet connected computer - regardless of where you are geographically. All you need is an internet connection, a browser and speakers or audio headphones! A Look Back at Commodity Market Volatility Crash Course in Futures Market Basics Open Outcry vs. Electronic Execution Choosing a platform, quote vendor and brokerage firm Quoting and Calculating in Commodities Trading Plans - Treat it as a BusinessWe hope to see you there! DeCarley Trading 1-866-790-TRADE (8723)www.DeCarleyTrading.com*There is unlimited risk of loss in trading futues and options! |
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