Description:Dan has updated his seminar for 2010! Join Dan Sheridan, and Marty Kearney, Peter Lusk or Jim Bittman, instructors at CBOE's Options Institute, and explore ways to realize consistent income from your "off-floor" options trading. Dan will again be offering a complementary 3-hour Webex follow up after the seminar! He will also illustrate new techniques for bringing in monthly income in a volatile market, updated strategies for your long-term portfolio and expand upon key speculative strategies he used in the trading pits. This seminar is for intermediate investors and above.
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Curriculum:*Everything you ever wanted to know about options orders (Marty Kearney, Peter Lusk or Jim Bittman) Develop realistic expectations for how option prices change. Learn how to enter in option orders from former Market Makers.
THE COMPLETE PORTFOLIO - Dan Sheridan *Consistent Monthly Income Strategies in a Volatile Market. Dan Sheridan shows how he finds and adjusts credit spreads, calendar spreads, condors, butterflies and double diagonals.
*Speculative Strategies for your portfolio Dan will explain how he used volatility skews in the trading pits to find the markets' big movers. He will also demonstrate how straddles were traded in the pits and conclude by illustrating strategies he employed to trade a company's earnings.
*Live Trading During live market action, Dan will show you how to put on his trading strategies while he is teaching.
*The Art of Adjustments Dan will demonstrate specific adjustments he used in the pits to adjust trades.
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