The tastytrade network
Summary: The tastytrade network teaches investors innovative, simple ways to trade stocks, options, and futures, take advantage of market volatility and build a successful portfolio. Tom Sosnoff leads an irreverent and playful band of floor traders who are showing America a new way to quickly find low risk, high return strategies in bullish, bearish and sideways markets.
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In this segment, Tom and Tony look at the makeup of SPY as it relates to Value and Growth, as well as how this shifts in bull and bear markets. A **value stock** is one that is often underpriced relative to its peers. A **growth stock** is one that tends to increase in value, rather than yield high income. Historically, value typically outperforms growth, but lately, growth stocks have outpaced value. The spread between Russell Growth Index and Russell Value Index has not been this high since 2001. So, how can we trade this information? Tune in as Tom and Tony interpret the results.
Opening Bell - July 13, 2017
Six members of our research team presented different trade ideas for Tom and Tony to analyze and for tastytraders to consider. The trade ideas were in RUT, XLF, XLP, EWW, IWM, and DE There were six different strategies discussed: * Calendar Put Spread * Debit Vertical Put Spread * Nake Short Put * Reverse Jade Lizard * Put Diagonal Spread * Strangle
Six members of our research team presented different trade ideas for Tom and Tony to analyze and for tastytraders to consider. The trade ideas were in RUT, XLF, XLP, EWW, IWM, and DE There were six different strategies discussed: * Calendar Put Spread * Debit Vertical Put Spread * Nake Short Put * Reverse Jade Lizard * Put Diagonal Spread * Strangle
Daily Dose - July 13, 2017 - SEC Likes Us, They Really Like Us!
Forward Slash - July 13, 2017 - The Acropolis
Confirm and Send - July 13, 2017 - Staying Delta Neutral
tastytrade LIVE - July 13, 2017
Last Call - July 12, 2017
Trading the Close with Tim Knight - July 12, 2017
Brick, Kai, and James are in the house to run through a recent study on covered calls and various potential management tactics. They isolate 2 management styles regarding the remaining premium in the options, and compare them to leaving the trade unmanaged. The guys wrap things up by discussing which strategy they would likely implement going forward, having seen the results in both bull and bear markets. Check out the video for the full discussion!
Brick, Kai, and James are in the house to run through a recent study on covered calls and various potential management tactics. They isolate 2 management styles regarding the remaining premium in the options, and compare them to leaving the trade unmanaged. The guys wrap things up by discussing which strategy they would likely implement going forward, having seen the results in both bull and bear markets. Check out the video for the full discussion!
[Download the Syllabus!](https://s3.amazonaws.com/tastytradepublicmedia/website/cms/WDIS__AmpedToTrade_Syllabus.pdf/original/WDIS__AmpedToTrade_Syllabus.pdf) Anthony and Dr. Jim have a lively discussion today about option contracts - specifically "calls". The contract starts with two sides: the long side (or buyer) and the short side (or seller)...just like a piece of paper. From there, the guys go through the different items that make up the contract: the UL, the expiration, the strike, etc. Dr. Jim is sure to let Anthony know that terminology is one of the hardest things for new students to grasp. To round out the day, the two touch on the relationship of the UL price in the market to the contract price (or premium) and who benefits from this relationship. Is it the long side or the short side?
[Download the Syllabus!](https://s3.amazonaws.com/tastytradepublicmedia/website/cms/WDIS__AmpedToTrade_Syllabus.pdf/original/WDIS__AmpedToTrade_Syllabus.pdf) Anthony and Dr. Jim have a lively discussion today about option contracts - specifically "calls". The contract starts with two sides: the long side (or buyer) and the short side (or seller)...just like a piece of paper. From there, the guys go through the different items that make up the contract: the UL, the expiration, the strike, etc. Dr. Jim is sure to let Anthony know that terminology is one of the hardest things for new students to grasp. To round out the day, the two touch on the relationship of the UL price in the market to the contract price (or premium) and who benefits from this relationship. Is it the long side or the short side?
Mike & Ryan discuss human nature, and how we are the driving force between increasing and decreasing implied volatility. As we buy options, we drive the price up which increases implied volatility and vice versa. How does realized volatility play a role in our stock market action, or lack there of? Tune in for a great discussion!
