A little downside in the market this morning. Nothing concerning and it seems that the selling has subsided.
I am still standing aside this month on the SPX credit spread strategy. I am not seeing anything compelling, and there are opportunities elsewhere that better justify the risk. We are already up for the year, so we will still be finishing the first quarter showing solid profit.
The volatility is better in some of the individual stocks. While this blog is primarily concerned with index trading, I have elected throw in some other material because it is important to realize that you do need to be flexible as a trader.
Good trading!
Christopher Smith
TheOptionClub.com
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Tuesday, February 20, 2007
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February
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- Credit Spreads and Market Collapse
- SPX Selling Off and Implied Volatility Spiking
- Market Update and CROX Trade Review
- Stock Options Trading Tele-Seminar!
- Implied Volatility on the SPX and a down day for CROX
- Implied Volatility and In-The-Money Options
- Credit Spread Trading Update
- Implied Volatility Chart Training Video
- CROX Credit Spread Trade Update
- Stock Options Trade Advisory Service With Promise
- Analysis of Stock Chart on CROX
- Implied Volatility and Options Trading
- Credit Spreads and Implied Volatility
- Using Fibonacci To Assess Market Pull-Back
- Picking Up From Yesterday's S&P 500 Analysis
- Market Analysis for S&P Iron Condor
- Trading CROX while waiting on the S&P 500
- Stock Option Trading Results for February '07
- SPX Credit Spreads for March
- Credit Spread Close and March Trading Assessment
- Closing A Credit Spread, Patiently
- Credit Spread Analysis Following Big SPX Move
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