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Dan Sheridan – Calendar Trading in 2018
Class Description: Calendar options trades come in a variety of styles. Learn about the different types of Calendar Strategies. Learn how to select the right stocks for the Calendar, whether to choose Calls or Puts, when and how to adjust your trade, and much, much more! This class will equip you to be a top-tier Calendar trader.Class Format: This was a Live class that began September 25th, 2018. Once a student buys a class, an email is then sent, containing login credentials to access the archived class page. This class ran for 3 weeks, with two classes each week. Some classes contain additional videos and sessions. 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 [email protected]Class Specifics:
- Class met every Tue and Thur at 11am CT, starting Sep 25th 2018.
- 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
- All fees for online classes are deductible towards our GOLD Mentoring Program ($1000 limit)
Class Details
Class #1: Calendars Foundations and Essentials: 9-25-2018nn0- Outlinenn4:30 – How Calendars make Money?nn14:40 – The Calendar Revolution ?nn20 – Best Vehicles to trade?nn22:30 – Long Vega Nature of Calendarsnn33 – Calendar Skewsnn37:15 – Calendar Marginsnn39:15 – Best VIX levels to trade Calendarsnn41:35 – What Duration is best for Calendarsnn42:40 – Distance of long VS shorts in a Calendarnn44:30 – 10 day Single Calendar Greeksnn48 – Short Term Double Calendar 10 VS 24nn50:30 – High Octane Calendarnn55 – 4 Step Risk Management Plannn55:40 – Trade Executionnn60 – Short Term Live Calendar Examplenn1:18 – Live Double Calendar Examplenn1:35:00 – Endnn
Class #3 With Mark: Short Term Calendarsnn0 – SPX Calendar Guidelinesnn15 – Looking at Live Calendar Example in SPX and Adjustment Guidelinesnn28:40 – 5 Calendar Adjustments in RUTnn1:08:45 – Live Class Trade: Longer term SPX Calendarnn1:35 – EndnnClass #4: Jay Bailey 9 day Calendarnn2:50 – Monthly VS Short Term Calendarsnn8:25 – Principles of Short Term Tradesnn20:40 – Conditions for 9 Day Calnn21:50 – Looking at Live ex of ATR on RUTnn23:35 – Rules for 9 Day Calendar and Adjustments in RUT, can be used in SPXnn26 – Looking at example in Brokerage Platformnn28:20 – 9 Day Calendar Adjustmentsnn31:22 – 9 day Calendar Set upnn32 – 9 Day Calendar after Adjustmentnn43:15 – When to exit 9 Day Calendar? Large moves to the downsidenn46:30 – Other Thoughts on the 9 Day Calendar- Large Moves to the Upsidenn49:30 – Weekly Option Risknn56:00 – Endnn
Class #5 Different Duration and Width Calendars Dan 10/16/2018nn2:15 – A look at the Market and Volatility Metricsnn11:45 – Short Term Calendarsnn19:25 – Narrow Short Term Calendarnn20:40 – Longer Term Calendarnn23:30 – Narrower Long Term Calendarnn25:15 – Long Vega Calendar in High Implied Volatility environmentnn27:25 – Double Calendar alternatives when Implied Volatility is highnn30 – Calendar Skewsnn32 – Calendar Vegann37:20 – Ideal VIX and RVX levels to do Calendarsnn38:25 – Reverse Calendars for Volatile Environmentsnn44:15 – Looking at Live Calendar Trade and talking adjustmentsnn1:7:00- EndnnClass # 6 Implied Volatility of a Calendar, Directional and High Octane Calendars 6 -10-18nn1:20 – Quick review of Market during this 3-4 Week Classnn17:15 – Formula for Implied Volatility of a spreadnn34:45 – 4 Step Risk Management plan for Calendarsnn36:15 – Directional Calendarsnn38 – Cheap Stock Calendarsnn41:25 – Review of live High Octane Calendar trade from Previous Classnn50 – RUT Campaign Calendarnn55:40 – $10,000 CalendarPlan and a few Trade Examplenn1:5:00 – End
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