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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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Podcasts:
Confirm and Send - July 7, 2017 - Capital Allocation in a Margin Account
Last Call - July 6, 2017
Last Call - July 6, 2017
Research Specials LIVE - July 6, 2017 - Fading Multi-Day Moves
Research Specials LIVE - July 6, 2017 - Fading Multi-Day Moves
###SYLLABUS [Click here to download the WDIS: Options 201 Syllabus](https://s3.amazonaws.com/tastytradepublicmedia/website/cms/WDIS_Options201_Syllabus.pdf/original/WDIS_Options201_Syllabus.pdf) Brittany takes the driver's seat as she recaps her second semester of WDIS. She covers everything from defined-risk and undefined-risk trading to volatility skew.
###SYLLABUS [Click here to download the WDIS: Options 201 Syllabus](https://s3.amazonaws.com/tastytradepublicmedia/website/cms/WDIS_Options201_Syllabus.pdf/original/WDIS_Options201_Syllabus.pdf) Brittany takes the driver's seat as she recaps her second semester of WDIS. She covers everything from defined-risk and undefined-risk trading to volatility skew.
Mike & James walk through vega risk, and how it applies in TSLA's recent selloff. Could an option see little to no change in value even though the price direction was correct? Does a 20% increase in IV really change an option price that much? Tune in to find out!
Mike & James walk through vega risk, and how it applies in TSLA's recent selloff. Could an option see little to no change in value even though the price direction was correct? Does a 20% increase in IV really change an option price that much? Tune in to find out!
As tastytraders, our focus is always on the objective, quantitative side of trading. We are most interested in boosting occurrences, collecting observations, and harvesting data that we can then analyze and interpret. To do this, we must recognize that the outline of any collection of data points will be the distribution that describes those data. While the [Normal Distribution](https://www.tastytrade.com/tt/shows/from-theory-to-practice/episodes/from-theory-to-practice-04-05-2016) is the distribution that we most commonly use, it is not the only distribution that we should take the time to learn. So today, Frank joins the discussion, and we explore the Lognormal Distribution ([a key underpinning of the Black-Scholes Model](https://www.tastytrade.com/tt/shows/from-theory-to-practice/episodes/the-math-behind-volatility-10-01-2015)) and its key property of nonnegative values.
As tastytraders, our focus is always on the objective, quantitative side of trading. We are most interested in boosting occurrences, collecting observations, and harvesting data that we can then analyze and interpret. To do this, we must recognize that the outline of any collection of data points will be the distribution that describes those data. While the [Normal Distribution](https://www.tastytrade.com/tt/shows/from-theory-to-practice/episodes/from-theory-to-practice-04-05-2016) is the distribution that we most commonly use, it is not the only distribution that we should take the time to learn. So today, Frank joins the discussion, and we explore the Lognormal Distribution ([a key underpinning of the Black-Scholes Model](https://www.tastytrade.com/tt/shows/from-theory-to-practice/episodes/the-math-behind-volatility-10-01-2015)) and its key property of nonnegative values.
Futures Now - July 6, 2017 - Meet With Pete
Futures Now - July 6, 2017 - Meet With Pete
For this episode of WDIS Futures 4th Generation, Chris and Pete have another discussion on Calendar Spreads in Crude Oil. Chris wonders how he can scalp futures without tampering with his calendar spreads. We find that no platform can place calendar spreads to the side. If you are scalping you need to be mindful of how your positions in the front month will change.
For this episode of WDIS Futures 4th Generation, Chris and Pete have another discussion on Calendar Spreads in Crude Oil. Chris wonders how he can scalp futures without tampering with his calendar spreads. We find that no platform can place calendar spreads to the side. If you are scalping you need to be mindful of how your positions in the front month will change.
