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What you can expect to learn from our new short course: The SPX Call Back Ratio.
Class Description: We are excited to continue in our new On Demand Video Series, which will take a “Deep Dive” into many of our most Popular and Successful Option Strategies! Our next release is the “The SPX Call Back Ratio”. The Ratio Back Spread highlights a very popular Speculative Strategy, that is very effective in times of great Market Volatility. This Trade was a Popular Market Maker Strategy in the Pits, where Dan learned it. Mark Fenton teaches in this Video, the Retail Version of this strategy we developed for Traders. Dan also contributed a Bonus 30 Minute Video on the History of this Trade, How we traded this strategy when we were in the Pits, and some practical examples. Our Goal for you is to become a Craftsman at this “The SPX Call Back Ratio” Trade. As with all our courses, you will have a dedicated Class Page with the Videos and Power Point Slides which you will have access to. The most important thing on the student Class Page in my opinion, is the Q and A Button you can click on to Ask questions about the Class Material. This way, you get the teaching, and also the ability to ask Mark questions if you don’t understand something!
In this course you will learn:
– What is a Call Back Ratio?
– Wing Width Considerations
– Duration Considerations
– Risk/Reward Considerations
– Macro Market Considerations
– How to Place/Manage this trade
– Significants of News Events
– Why Back Ratios work so well in a high Volatility Environment!
– Dan Contributed a 30 Min Bonus Video on the Hisory of this Trade!!!***Trading foreign exchange and algorithmic assets on margin carries a high level of risk and may not be suitable for all investors. Past performance does not guarantee future results.
