Three Tariff Takes, Three Directionless Trades and Ways To Trade The Panic: Catch Up on What You Missed!
By:Ryan Gaynor
Here’s an economic analysis of the potential affects of tariffs, including transaction costs and market valuations. Pundits Dylan Ratigan and Tom Sosnoff explain how recent policy decisions may influence global economic relationships and change how capital flows. They discuss shifting market dynamics, emerging international alliances and possible long-term implications for financial markets in Europe, Asia and North America.
In this exploration of three approaches to direction-neutral options trading you’ll see how to use delta neutral (equal put/call deltas), price neutral (equal premium prices) and equidistant (equal dollar amounts from current price). Learn when each strategy is most effective, find out how to manage positions when they become directional and study techniques for balancing portfolio deltas through strategic adjustments.
Markets with elevated volatility present opportunities for options sellers. Research indicates premium collection increases, and win rates have remained relatively consistent during volatility. While portfolios may experience pronounced fluctuations during these periods, data suggests management at the 21-day mark can help balance risk and reward. Consider strategy adjustments instead of increasing position size when navigating volatile markets.
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