The first 9 minutes of the above video previews the new class. The rest of the video talks in general about Managing By The Greeks.
Class Details
Class Description: In this class, Dan Sheridan shares with you how he constructs, trades, and manages his trades using The Greeks.
Class Format: This is an On-Demand Course. Once a student buys this class, an email is then sent, containing login credentials to access the archived class page. Purchasing access to a class gives 6 months of access to all class recordings, as well as trade updates, PDF’s and PowerPoints. Any questions?Email us at info@Sheridanmentoring.com
Class Specifics:
- You are welcome to ask questions directly to Dan or another mentor
- Each class recording is a minimum of 1 hour and includes PDF’s of class materials
Detailed Course Content
Class 1: Covered Writes, Collars, and Credit Spreads: Managing them by the Greeks 10-22-2018
1:50 ~ Define: Manage By The Greeks
9:00 ~ Big Picture Perspective of all the Option Strategies
15:15 ~ Sheridan Mentoring Philosophy
17:50 ~ Key Metrics for Managing Trades by The Greeks
30:30 ~ Margin Consideration when Managing Trades by the Greeks
31:30 ~ Key Criteria that drive your decisions
34:30 ~ 4 Step Plan in Managing trades by the Greeks
36:20 ~ Long Call example
46:50 ~ Long Vertical or Synthetic Collar
50 ~ In the Money Covered Write
53 ~ Collar
Class 2: Delta Neutral Trading and Managing Iron Condors by the Greeks 10-24-2018
0 ~ Look at SPX Price chart and Average True Range
17 ~ Todays’ Class Outline
18:30 ~ Delta Neutral Trading
40:30 ~ Managing Iron Condors By the Greeks
1:13:00 ~ End
Class 3: Three Live Trade Examples
0 ~ Price Chart
8 ~ Long Portfolio Strategy: Long Diagonal Example
39 ~ Long Portfolio Strategy: Longer Term Iron Condor
1:05:30 ~ Speculative Portfolio Strategy: Iron Condor during Earnings
1:16:00 ~ End
Class 4: Various Popular Neutral to Bullish Trades and what the Greeks tell us? 10-31-2018
0 ~ Intro and outline and Price Charts
11 ~ SPX Iron Condor Longer Term
17 ~ Iron Condor Shorter term
27 ~ Credit Spreads
Class 5: Jay Bailey: Adjustment Philosophy
12 ~ Why do we teach Adjustments?
20 ~ Calendar Adjustment Example
25:35 ~ Adjustments to Prevent Large Losses
41 ~ Option Adjustments in the Past
43 ~ Delta Objectives?
49 ~ Vega Objectives with Adjustments
51 ~ Theta Objectives with Adjustments
55:30 ~ Adjustment Considerations and General Guidelines
1:8:00 ~ End
Class 6: How we Manage Popular Strategies by the Greeks 11-7-2018
1 ~ Live Example from a Double Calendar I had on from yesterday
20:40 ~ Multiple Positions and Fire Drill on a $5000 Sample Portfolio
26 ~ Constructing and Managing a Multiple Strategy Trade Live in my Broker platform
1:26:00 ~ End
Class 7: Focus on Popular Strategies and Manage By The Greeks
1:50 ~ Long Portfolio: Credit Spread
16 ~ Long Portfolio: Long Diagonal
28 ~ Income Portfolio: Iron Condor
37:30 ~ Income Portfolio: Iron Butterfly
44 ~ End
Important Notice- Course Materials Disclaimer
The course offering can change at any time at Sheridan Options Mentoring’s Discretion. Any changes to this Educational Program will be posted on the web site, which will serve as notification of any changes. Dan Sheridan’s classes are for Educational purposes only. We are not an advisory service, nor do we guarantee any kind of return on investment. Sheridan Mentoring does not offer refunds on online class purchases.
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Futures & Stock options trading has large potential rewards, but also large potential risk. You must be aware of the risks and be willing to accept them in order to invest in the futures and stock options markets. Don’t trade with money you can’t afford to lose. This is neither a solicitation nor an offer to buy or sell futures or options. No representation is being made that any account will or is likely to achieve profits or losses similar to those discussed on this web site. The pas performance of any stock option trading system or methodology is not necessarily indicative of future results.
Hypothetical or simulated performance results have certain inherent limitations. Unlike an actual performance record, simulated results do not represent actual stock option trading. Also, since the option trades have not actually been executed, the results may have under- or over- compensated for the impact, if any, certain market factors, such as lack of liquidity. Simulated stock option trading programs in general are also subject to the fact that they are designed with the benefit of hindsight. No representation is being made that any account will or is likely to achieve profits or losses similar to those shown.[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row]