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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Podcasts:
For today’s Best Practices, Pete and Tony discuss Volatility insights. Understanding Implied volatility is important for any trade and essential for traders who primarily sell premium. We can take away six main points on volatility. 1. Inverse Relationship – Volatility and price have a negative [correlation](https://www.tastytrade.com/tt/learn/correlation) 2. Volatility is mean reverting – Volatility contracts back toward the average after expansions 3. Volatility Clusters – Volatility tens to cluster at its highs and lows. 4. Volatility varies for different time frames – Near-term maturities trade at a higher [implied volatility](https://www.tastytrade.com/tt/learn/implied-volatility) 5. Volatility Skew – Volatility skews to the downside in equities 6. Implied Volatility is Tradable – Volatility has multiple products available to trade (e.g. VIX and /VX) Find out how Brick from the tastytrade Research Team uses volatility in his [order entry](https://www.tastytrade.com/tt/learn/order-entry-checklist) and [management](https://www.tastytrade.com/tt/learn/managing-winners). Watch the segment!
For today’s Best Practices, Pete and Tony discuss Volatility insights. Understanding Implied volatility is important for any trade and essential for traders who primarily sell premium. We can take away six main points on volatility. 1. Inverse Relationship – Volatility and price have a negative [correlation](https://www.tastytrade.com/tt/learn/correlation) 2. Volatility is mean reverting – Volatility contracts back toward the average after expansions 3. Volatility Clusters – Volatility tens to cluster at its highs and lows. 4. Volatility varies for different time frames – Near-term maturities trade at a higher [implied volatility](https://www.tastytrade.com/tt/learn/implied-volatility) 5. Volatility Skew – Volatility skews to the downside in equities 6. Implied Volatility is Tradable – Volatility has multiple products available to trade (e.g. VIX and /VX) Find out how Brick from the tastytrade Research Team uses volatility in his [order entry](https://www.tastytrade.com/tt/learn/order-entry-checklist) and [management](https://www.tastytrade.com/tt/learn/managing-winners). Watch the segment!
Daily Dose - July 5, 2017 - Stock Price Data Glitch
Daily Dose - July 5, 2017 - Stock Price Data Glitch
Forward Slash - July 5, 2017 - Fake News
Forward Slash - July 5, 2017 - Fake News
Confirm and Send - July 5, 2017 - Trading Psychology
Confirm and Send - July 5, 2017 - Trading Psychology
tastytrade LIVE - July 5, 2017
Last Call - June 30, 2017
Last Call - June 30, 2017
Trading the Close with Tim Knight - June 30, 2017
BAT vs. BAT - June 30, 2017
BAT vs. BAT - June 30, 2017
Beef, Kai, and Frank take a look at how they might adjust their strategy selection during low Implied Volatility times. Should we start buying Iron Condors? Is that cheap premium worth the purchase or is it just a mirage in the desert that is barren of IV? The guys debunk buying cheap premium by showing that selling Iron Condors works consistently when IV is low as well!
