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Bullish Strategies – Low Implied Volatility ……………………………………………………..47
Long Stock .......................................................................................................................................... 48
Long Call …………………………………………………………………………………………………..…49
Long Call Vertical………………………………………………………………………………………….50
Bearish Strategies – High Implied Volatility ……………………………………………………51
Covered Put (Short Covered Stock)………………………………………………………………..52
“Poor Man’s” Covered Put……………………………………………………………………………..53
Short Call Vertical…………………………………………………………………………………………54
Short Naked Call …………………………………………………………………………………………..55
Bearish Strategies – Low Implied Volatility …………………………………………………….56
Short Stock ………………………………………………………………………………………………….57
Long Put ……………………………………………………………………………………………………..58
Long Put Vertical …………………………………………………………………………………………59
Position Sizing ……………………………………………………………………………………………….60
True DiversiYication ……………………………………………………………………………………….60
Options Terminology………………………………………………………………………………………63
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You are now part of a growing group of “do it yourself” traders who are trying
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Definition:
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If the probabilities are NOT IN YOUR FAVOR, you don’t place a trade and you
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The NavigationTrading
Methodology
Successful trading starts with placing High Probability trades.
There are 3 simple rules to /inding High Probability trades:
Rule #1 - Liquidity
Choose a symbol with liquid options (lots of volume, and tight bid/ask spreads).
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Rule #2 – Implied Volatility (IV)
Think about a professional hitter in the Major Leagues. He may get on base by
swinging at a pitch that’s out of the strike zone. But, the best hitters in baseball,
wait for THEIR pitch, take a good swing, and get on base consistently.
We are not home run hitters! We want to consistently hit singles and doubles.
Sometimes we may go through a “slump”, but we can’t get discouraged. As long as
we stay mechanical with our trading, the probabilities will play out in our favor
over time.
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“ Wethecreated a custom indicator to help you determine
level of Implied Volatility, for each symbol you
trade, in a matter of seconds.
”
Implied Volatility Percentile (IV%) - Measures the percentage of days that a
symbol’s IV was lower than it’s current level over the previous 252 trading days.
(Yellow Line)
Now, don’t let the jargon confuse you. While the underlying calculations may be
complex, we have simpli/ied it with the NavigationTrading IV Indicator.
2) If EITHER the Green or Yellow line are above 50, we consider that High IV
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NavigationTrading IV Indicator
Now that we have determined if our symbol of choice has High IV or Low IV, the
remainder of this guide is all about Rule #3 – Choosing the correct strategy!
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NEUTRAL Strategies
HIGH Implied Volatility
The following strategies can be used when you think the
price of the underlying symbol will STAY IN A RANGE
AND
Implied Volatility Percentile (IV%) is OVER 50
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IRON CONDOR
Market Implied Optimal Profit Downside Upside Probability
Assumption Volatility Timeframe Target Risk Risk of Profit (POP)
Trade Setup
Sell One OTM Call; 20 Delta
Buy One Further OTM Call (See Iron Condor Watch List for “Wing Width”)
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IRON CONDOR WATCH LIST
Index/ETFs (Width of Wings)
SPX – S&P 500 (30 points) FXI – China Large Cap (3 points)
FXE – Euro Currency (3 points) XOP – Oil & Gas ETF (3 points)
XBI – SPDR S&P Biotech (3 points) XLI – Industrial Select Sector SPDR Fund (3 points)
KRE – SPDR KBW Regional Banking (3 points) XLP – Consumer Staples Select Sect. SPDR (3 points)
/NG – Nat Gas (.1 points) /6B – British Pound (.02 points)
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IRON CONDOR WATCH LIST
Stocks (Width of Wings)
10% 4
20% 7
30% 12
40% 17
50% 22
60% 27
70% 31
80% 35
90% 40
100% Expiration
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BUTTERFLY SPREAD
Market Implied Optimal Profit Downside Upside Probability
Assumption Volatility Timeframe Target Risk Risk of Profit (POP)
Trade Setup
Buy One ITM Call (Width of Long Call should exceed expected move)
Sell 2 ATM Calls
Buy One OTM Call (Width of Long Call should exceed expected move)
You can use either ALL Calls, or ALL Puts
+
Pro/it/Loss
Short Strike
-
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BUTTERFLY WATCH LIST
Index/ETFs Futures
SPY – S&P 500 /ES – S&P 500
SMH – Semiconductor
BA – Boeing V – Visa
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SHORT STRANGLE
Market Implied Optimal Profit Downside Upside Probability
Assumption Volatility Timeframe Target Risk Risk of Profit
Trade Setup
Sell One OTM Call; 15-20 Delta
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How To Maximize Your Profits
Trading Options
Learn To Create A Consistent Monthly Income
Trading Short Strangles
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STRANGLE OPTIMAL EXITS
Percent of Max Profit Days In The Trade
10% 3
20% 6
30% 10
40% 15
50% 19
60% 24
70% 28
80% 32
90% 35
100% Expiration
NDX – Nasdaq XBI - SPDR S&P Biotech IYR – Real Estate ETF
IWM – Russell 2000 GDXJ – Junior Gold Miners OIH – Oil Services ETF
DIA – Dow FXI – China Large Cap XRT – SPDR S&P Retail
TLT – 20+ year bond EEM – Emerging Markets XLI - Industrial Select Sector SPDR Fund
FXE – Euro Currency EFA – EAFE ETF XLP – Consumer Staples Select Sect. SPDR
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STRANGLE WATCH LIST
Futures
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STRANGLE WATCH LIST
Stocks
CVS
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SHORT STRADDLE
Market Implied Optimal Profit Downside Upside Probability
Assumption Volatility Timeframe Target Risk Risk of Profit (POP)
Trade Setup
Sell One ATM Call
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STRADDLE WATCH LIST
ETFs
SPY – S&P 500 EWW – Mexico
/GC – Gold
/ZS – Soybeans
/ZC – Corn
/ZW – Wheat
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STRADDLE WATCH LIST
Stocks
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STRANGLE OPTIMAL EXITS
Percent of Max Profit Days In The Trade
10% 10
20% 16
30% 23
40% 30
50% 35
60% 41
70% Expiration
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NEUTRAL Strategies
Low Implied Volatility
The following strategies can be used when you think the
price of the underlying symbol will STAY IN A RANGE
AND
Implied Volatility Percentile (IV%) is UNDER 50
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CALENDAR SPREAD
Market Implied Optimal Profit Downside Upside Probability
Assumption Volatility Timeframe Target Risk Risk of Profit (POP)
Trade Setup
Sell One ATM Put; 30-45 DTE
Short Strike
Long Strike
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Trading Calendar Spreads
For Income
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Trading Calendar Spreads
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CALENDAR SPREAD WATCH LIST
ETFs
SPY – S&P 500 DIA – Dow
SPX – S&P 500 TLT – 20+ year bond
QQQ – Nasdaq FXE – Euro Currency
NDX – Nasdaq GLD – Gold
IWM – Russell 2000 IYR – Real Estate
RUT – Russell 2000 SMH – Semiconductor
BA –Boeing V – Visa
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NEUTRAL Strategies
High or Low Implied
Volatility
The following strategies can be used when you think the
price of the underlying symbol will STAY IN A RANGE
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IRON DUCK OPTIONS SPREAD
Market Implied Optimal Profit Downside Upside Probability
Assumption Volatility Timeframe Target Risk Risk of Profit (POP)
Trade Setup
Sell One Call; 65 Delta
Buy One Call; One Strike Higher
Sell One Put; 15 Delta
Buy One Put; 10 Delta
+
long call
Pro/it/Loss
long put
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REVERSE IRON DUCK
Market Implied Optimal Profit Downside Upside Probability
Assumption Volatility Timeframe Target Risk Risk of Profit (POP)
Trade Setup
Sell One Put; 65 Delta
Buy One Put; One Strike Lower
Sell One Call; 15 Delta
Buy One Call; 10 Delta
+
long put
Pro/it/Loss
long call
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The Iron Duck Options Spread
Learn To Create A Consistent Monthly Income
Trading Iron Duck Options Spreads
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IRON DUCK WATCH LIST
Index & ETFs
SPX – S&P 500 DIA – Dow
RUT – Russell 2000 QQQ – Nasdaq
BA – Boeing MA – MasterCard
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IRON DUCK WATCH LIST
Futures
/NQ – Nasdaq
/GC – Gold
/ZS – Soybeans
/ZW – Wheat
/ZC – Corn
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BULLISH Strategies
HIGH Implied Volatility
The following strategies can be used when you think the
price of the underlying symbol will go UP
AND
Implied Volatility Percentile (IV%) is OVER 50
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COVERED CALL (COVERED STOCK)
Market Implied Optimal Profit Downside Upside Probability
Assumption Volatility Timeframe Target Risk Risk of Profit (POP)
Trade Setup
Buy 100 Shares of Stock; Sell One 30 Delta Call
+
Pro/it/Loss
Strike Price
-
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“POOR MAN’S” COVERED CALL
Market Implied Optimal Profit Downside Upside Probability
Assumption Volatility Timeframe Target Risk Risk of Profit (POP)
Trade Setup
Buy One ITM Call; 80-90 Delta; 80+ DTE
Break Even
Pro/it/Loss
Long Price
Short Strike
-
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SHORT PUT VERTICAL
Market Implied Optimal Profit Downside Upside Probability
Assumption Volatility Timeframe Target Risk Risk of Profit (POP)
Trade Setup
Sell One OTM Put (30-45 Delta); Buy One Further OTM Put (10-25 Delta)
Break Even
Pro/it/Loss
Long Strike
Short Strike
-
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SHORT NAKED PUT
Market Implied Optimal Profit Downside Upside Probability
Assumption Volatility Timeframe Target Risk Risk of Profit (POP)
Trade Setup
Sell One OTM Put; 30 Delta
+
Pro/it/Loss
Strike Price
-
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BULLISH Strategies
Low Implied Volatility
The following strategies can be used when you think the
price of the underlying symbol will go UP
AND
Implied Volatility Percentile (IV%) is UNDER 50
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LONG STOCK
Market Implied Optimal Profit Downside Upside Probability
Assumption Volatility Timeframe Target Risk Risk of Profit (POP)
Trade Setup
Buy 100 Shares of Stock
+
Pro/it/Loss
-
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LONG CALL
Market Implied Optimal Profit Downside Upside Probability
Assumption Volatility Timeframe Target Risk Risk of Profit (POP)
Trade Setup
Buy One ITM Call; 80-90 Delta
+
Pro/it/Loss
Long Strike
-
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LONG CALL VERTICAL
Market Implied Optimal Profit Downside Upside Probability
Assumption Volatility Timeframe Target Risk Risk of Profit (POP)
Trade Setup
Buy One ITM Call (55-85 Delta); Sell One OTM Call (15-45 Delta)
(Select Strikes with similar distance from current stock price)
Break-even
+
Pro/it/Loss
Long Strike
Short Strike
-
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BEARISH Strategies
HIGH Implied Volatility
The following strategies can be used when you think the
price of the underlying symbol will go DOWN
AND
Implied Volatility Percentile (IV%) is OVER 50
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COVERED PUT (SHORT COVERED STOCK)
Market Implied Optimal Profit Downside
Downside Upside
Upside Probability
Assumption Volatility Timeframe Target Risk
Risk Risk
Risk of Profit (POP)
Bearish
Bullish High
Low 30-60 DTE 25-50% of Defined
None Undefined
None Approximately
55%+
50%
Max
DebitProfit
Paid
Trade Setup
Sell (Short) 100 Shares of Stock
Sell One 30 Delta Put
+
Pro/it/Loss
Strike Price
-
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“POOR MAN’S” COVERED PUT
Market Implied Optimal Profit Downside Upside Probability
Assumption Volatility Timeframe Target Risk Risk of Profit
(POP)
Trade Setup
Buy One ITM Put; 80-90 Delta; 80+ DTE
Sell One OTM Put; 30 Delta; 30-60 DTE
Break-even
+
Pro/it/Loss
Long Strike
Short Strike
-
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SHORT CALL VERTICAL
Market Implied Optimal Profit Downside Upside Probability
Assumption Volatility Timeframe Target Risk Risk of Profit
(POP)
Bearish High 30-60 DTE 25-50% of None Defined 65%+
Debit Paid
Trade Setup
Sell One OTM Call (30-40 Delta)
Buy One Further OTM Call (10-20 Delta)
+
Break-even
Pro/it/Loss
Long Strike
Short Strike
-
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SHORT NAKED CALL
Market Implied Optimal Profit Downside Upside Probability
Assumption Volatility Timeframe Target Risk Risk of Profit
(POP)
Bearish High 30-60 DTE 25-50% of None Undefined 70%+
Debit Paid
Trade Setup
Sell One OTM Call; 30 Delta
+
Pro/it/Loss
Strike Price
-
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BEARISH Strategies
LOW Implied Volatility
The following strategies can be used when you think the
price of the underlying symbol will go DOWN
AND
Implied Volatility Percentile (IV%) is UNDER 50
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SHORT STOCK
Market Implied Optimal Profit Downside Upside Probability
Assumption Volatility Timeframe Target Risk Risk of Profit
(POP)
Bearish N/A N/A 25-50% of None Undefined 50%
Debit Paid
Trade Setup
Sell (Short) 100 Shares of Stock
+
Pro/it/Loss
-
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LONG PUT
Market Implied Optimal Profit Downside Upside Probability
Assumption Volatility Timeframe Target Risk Risk of Profit
(POP)
Bearish Low 30-60 DTE 25-50% of None Amount of Under
Debit Paid Debit Paid 50%
Trade Setup
Buy One ITM Put; 80-90 Delta
+
Pro/it/Loss
Long Strike
Break-Even
-
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LONG PUT VERTICAL
Market Implied Optimal Profit Downside Upside Probability
Assumption Volatility Timeframe Target Risk Risk of Profit (POP)
Trade Setup
Buy One ITM Put; Sell One OTM Put
+
Pro/it/Loss
Long Strike
Short Strike
Break-Even
-
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POSITION SIZING
The size of our trades relative to the amount of capital in our trading account is critical to
success as a trader. I cannot emphasize this enough. The difference between a successful
trader, and a losing trader can be de/ined by the size of the trade relative to your account
value. If you trade too large for your account, it is just a matter of time that you will suffer
a signi/icant loss that cripples your account.
Every day when the market opens, it presents new trading opportunities. As a newer
trader, you may initially suffer from a common trader condition called FOMOOT –
Fear Of Missing Out On Trades. If the condition isn’t cared for, it could be detrimental
to your trading career!
Trading is all about math, and letting the probabilities play out in your favor. If you
trade too big, and suffer a major loss in your account, the probabilities will never play
out.
Here are some rules to follow so you can live to trade another day:
5% Rule – Don’t allocate more than 5% of your trading capital to any one
position. Preferably much less. We typically use less than 1% of capital per trade.
50% Rule – Don’t allocate more than 50% of your total account value to ALL
trades. Remember, options use leverage. We can earn a signi/icant return with less
capital at risk. We typically use much less than 50% of our capital, so that when IV
spikes to high levels, we have the capital available to take advantage of the
opportunity.
TRUE DIVERSIFICATION
Many “Investment Experts” say that portfolio diversi/ication can reduce risk. While
this is true, their interpretation of diversi/ication is much different than ours. They
conclude that having a variety of LONG stocks, bonds and cash as being diversi/ied.
How does that type of “diversi/ication” hold up in periods of a market meltdown like
we saw in 2008? If you were invested in a 401k or any type of mutual fund portfolio
at the time, you most likely saw losses of 20% in a very conservative portfolio, all the
way up to 60%+ losses in a more stock heavy allocation.
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The problem with this traditional diversi/ication methodology is that when panic
enters the market place, all of those so called “diversi/ied assets” become extremely
correlated. So, you basically have a diversi/ied allocation when markets are moving
up - when you need it the least. But, when the market moves down quickly, the assets
become extremely correlated, and less diversi/ied - when you need it the most.
Let’s take a look at the 5 ways to create TRUE DIVERSIFICATION that actually reduces
risk in all market environments:
1) Diversify Your Symbols – Allocate your trades among multiple different stocks,
ETFs, Futures and Indices. Many stocks and indexes move together.
• Bullish Strategies
• Bearish Strategies
• Delta Neutral Strategies
• High IV Strategies
• Low IV Strategies
• Unde/ined Risk Strategies
• De/ined Risk Strategies
4) Diversify Your Time - Allocate your trades over a period of time. If you plan to
place 10 trades, instead of placing them all in one day, spread them out over
several days or weeks. So, as the markets move, you can be positioned over
different prices and market environments.
5) Diversify Your Entry Price – Allocate your trades across different prices. If you
plan to enter a trade with 20 contracts. Consider /irst entering with 5. Wait for
price to move a bit, then enter another 5. Continue entering trades until you
have on the total intended position size.
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Plus V.I.P. Video Course Training
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trade is posted in your Personal Member's by successful Hedge Funds, Floor Traders &
Page...winners AND losers Market Makers
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OPTIONS TERMINOLOGY
Option – A contract that gives the holder the right to buy or sell the underlying
symbol at a speci/ied price for a speci/ic period of time.
Call Option – An option contract that gives the holder the right to buy the
underlying symbol at a speci/ied price for a speci/ic period of time.
Put Option – An option contract that gives the holder the right to sell the underlying
symbol at a speci/ied price for a speci/ic period of time.
Long – Buying a stock or option. You may buy to open OR close a position.
Short – Selling a stock or option. You may Sell to open OR close a position.
Strike Price – Speci/ic price that a symbol can be purchased (Call) or sold (Put) by
the option holder upon exercise of the option contract.
At-The-Money (ATM) – An option is considered ATM when the stock price is equal
to (or near) the strike price.
In-The-Money (ITM) – An option is considered ITM when the stock price is above
the strike price (Call Option), or below the strike price (Put Option).
Theta – One of the four primary Option Greeks. A theoretical value that refers to the
decay of an option as time passes.
Optimal Time Frame – The desired number of Days to Expiration that we like to
enter trades. Typically 30-60 DTE.
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Implied Volatility Percentile (IV%) – Percentage of days that a symbol’s Implied
Volatility was lower than it’s current level over the previous 252 trading days.
Delta – One of the four primary Option Greeks. A theoretical value that refers to
the probability of an option expiring In-The-Money (ITM). At NavigationTrading,
we also use Delta as a measure of our overall portfolio direction compared to the
S&P 500.
Probability of ProYit (POP) – The percentage of time that a strategy will earn a
pro/it at expiration.
Premium – The value of the option. When you sell options, the option Premium is
the amount collected.
Wing Width – Refers to the distance between your short strike and long strike
when trading a spread strategy.
ProYit Target – A predetermined point that a trader will exit a pro/itable trade.
Market Assumption – Your assumption of how the market will move in the near
future. The market can move UP, DOWN or SIDEWAYS (stay in a range).
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