Bigtrends – ETF Options Boot Camp

Bigtrends – ETF Options Boot Camp

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Here’s what you’ll get:

Session 1: ETF Essentials

In the first session of the ETF Boot Camp, Price and Moby cover the benefits and advantages of Exchange Traded Funds over individual stocks before delving deeper into the myriad different funds available from commodities, oil, and agriculture to international markets and country ETFs. They also discuss how to profit from bear or “inverse” ETFs as well as how to trade both correlated and non-correlated sectors so that you can always maintain an edge no matter what the market throws at you.

Session 2: ETF Trading Rules

Session two of the ETF Boot Camp sees Price and Moby move onto their expert technical analysis techniques for ETF option trading. In this class, they detail their entry and exit rules, multiple time frames for swing trades and position trades, how to find leaders and laggards with ETF Relative Strength and case studies on both winning and losing trades. They also show how they scan for new opportunities in the market and in order to help you even further in this regard, we have enclosed our Relative Strength Indicator, ETF Focus List and ETF TradeStation Chart Template so that you don’t have to waste any time in applying this knowledge to your own trading.

Session 3: ETF Options Strategies

In the final session of the ETF Boot Camp, Price and Moby continue where they left off in session 2 by expanding upon their market scanning techniques in even more detail before shifting the focus to their tried-and-tested ETF options strategies. When to buy ETF options, how to utilize debit spreads, trade management and capital allocation rules are all covered before they delve into a vast collection of winning and losing trades recorded over the past year in order to fully prepare you for your own ETF options portfolio.

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