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International Futures Research |
Options allow the construction of a myriad of trading strategies.
As the technician sees the evolution of a price pattern, specific
options strategies may be far more suitable for establishing a
position than a trade of out-right long or short. This is
especially true in the futures markets with their propensity to
gap-open beyond reasonably placed protective stop-loss orders.
This advanced course combines the disciplines of classical
technical analysis with the selection of an appropriate options
position. The course book contains case studies from actual
chart patterns and suggested options strategies.
When to enter a trade Vertical Bull & Bear Spreads Theoretical example - Head & Shoulders Bottom Possible H & S Bottom case studies Bull Call Spreads - Dec '90 S & P 500 Synthetic Long Call - June '87 T-Bonds Bull Call Spread - Sept '87 T-Bonds Head & Shoulders Top - case study Bear Put Spread - March '88 T-Bonds Theoretical example - Symmetrical Triangle Triangle in an uptrend - case study Long Straddle - June '87 Yen Triangle in a downtrend - case study Put Ratio Backspread - June '87 Eurodollars Long Butterfly Spread - case study Deutsche Mark weekly chart Possible Double Top and H & S Top Short Butterfly Spread - case study Converging trendlines March '89 S & P 500 Trendline test - Sept '87 Swiss Franc Elliott Wave Short Strangle Calendar Spreads Volatility Charts Options Strategy MatrixNote: A hard cover book is available from CHARTWATCH
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