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30

Aug

SJ Options Core II

  Welcome back Carter! Today, I am here to tell you about “Core II”, my latest trading strategy designed for markets like these ones: markets that go up and have been for a very long time, which means, they will soon crash and possibly free-fall for a healthy restart of a new bullish trend. When […]

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21

Feb

Backtesting Options Strategies

Backtesting Options Strategies For Portfolio Margin In this article we backtest our trading method and short strangles to illustrate the importance of trade design, money management and long-term performance studies.  These backtests are done using portfolio margin simulated accounts and are based on the TIMS margin method. Multiple Short Strangle Backtests (Marketed by popular financial […]

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19

Dec

High IV Rank VS Low IV Rank Credit Spreads

High IV Rank VS Low IV Rank Credit Spreads Do High IV Rank Credit Spreads Outperform Low IV Rank Credit Spreads?   Tasty Trade claims that traders have a huge advantage when selling option premium when IV Rank is 50% or higher.  We ran a back test from 2005 to 2015 using SPX to validate their […]

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