SteadyOptions

“In trading/investing it's not about how much you make, but how much you don't lose" - Bernard Baruch.

Yes, we are playing not to lose.

When you keep your losers small, the winners will take care of themselves.

Yes, We Are Playing Not to Lose! A few weeks ago we introduced a new strategy to our members. While a double diagonal spread is a well known strategy, we are trading it with a tweak. The double diagonal strategy is part of SteadyOptions service, along with straddles, strangles, calendars etc. One of our members have mentioned th...

This is probably the most comprehensive independent review of SteadyOptions by Gavin from Options Trading IQ


Very detailed, with excellent explanation what SteadyOptions is and what it isn't.

Steady Options Review: In-Depth Analysis Steady Options review - SO is an online forum with numerous categorized articles, educational materials, and a supportive community.

How To Start: Options Basics - this is probably one of the most comprehensive primers for novice options traders.

How To Start: Options Basics Trading options involves risks. It is important to understand how to become an options trader and the value these instruments can potentially add to your portfolio.

Theoretically, anyone can trade options. After all, there are listed options that you can buy for as cheap as $1.00. So what is the right amount of money you need before you can officially dip your toe in the water and give yourself a fair shot at becoming a profitable options trader?

How Much Do You Need to Start Trading Options? After all, if you want to buy an option for $50 and you have $100 in your trading account, why shouldn’t you buy it? You have the money to afford it, right? The answer isn’t that simple. Perhaps your market view is wrong and your option expires worthless.You’ve just lost 50% of your trading ca...

What an Incredible month it was for SteadyOptions members!

Our model portfolio produced a 20.1% gain in July 2021.

We made in one month what most traders and money managers don't make in a full year.

Our model portfolio is up 76.2% in 2021. Our CAGR since inception is 122.3%. While most trading services don't last more than 2-3 years, we are approaching our 10th Anniversary.

Full performance: https://steadyoptions.com/performance/

In addition to the official portfolio, our members shared a lot of "unofficial" trades. MRNA, ETSY, ATVI, PYPL, TSLA, SNAP, ABT, GS to name a few.

This is the power of our community if you know how to use it.

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Performance - SteadyOptions Our track record based on real fills and not hypothetical results. We use a complete portfolio approach for performance calculation.

Option is the contract or deal, that lets a person to sell (put) or buy (call), a certain asset before or on the specific date. There are about 72 options trading strategies. There three most commonly used options strategies: bullish, bearish and neutral or non-directional. The following infographic describes few basic options strategies.

Options Strategies: An Introduction This article describes the most commonly used options strategies.

Zero-sum is a situation in game theory in which one person’s gain is equivalent to another’s loss, so the net change in wealth or benefit is zero. A zero-sum game may have as few as two players, or millions of participants. Options trading is considered by many a zero sum game. But is it really a zero sum game?

Options: The Zero Sum Game Myth Most people consider options trading to be a zero sum game. Is it one of the options trading myths? You decide.

Want to learn about options trading and don't know where to start? Why not visit our Education Center where you can find hundreds of articles about options trading.

Options Education Center | Learn Options Trading - SteadyOptions Welcome to SteadyOptions' Options Education Center. Explore professional advice and well-researched articles about stock option strategies, trading psychology, portfolio strategies and more.

Consistently acting upon a goals based financial plan is the best predictor of a successful investment experience, while constant attention towards current events and short term performance is what best predicts failure.

There are a lot of myths and misconceptions about options trading. Many traders refrain from trading options because they consider it too risky. The only dangerous part of options trading is the risk-insensitive trader who buys and sells options with little or no understanding of just what can go wrong.

Today I'm going to expose 10 common myths about options trading.

10 Options Trading Myths Debunked There are a lot of myths and misconceptions about options trading. Debunk these 10 common myths about options trading with SteadyOptions online today.

Trading options without understanding Options Greeks is like flying a plane without the ability to read instruments. Unfortunately, many traders do not know how to read the Greeks. This puts them at risk of a fatal error, much like a pilot would experience flying in bad weather without the benefit of a panel of instruments at his or her disposal.

In this article, I will try to help you understand Options Greeks and use them to your advantage.

Options Greeks: Is it Greek to You? Trading options without understanding the options Greeks is like flying a plane without the instruments. Learn what you need to know about Options Greeks at SteadyOptions today.

An option provides the owner the right to buy or sell an asset at a pre-determined price before or on a certain date. Options are basically of two types - Calls and Puts. A call provides the right to the owner to buy an asset while a put provides the right to the owner to sell an asset.

Trading options can be very profitable for the owners. However, it is important to gain a proper knowledge and an understanding of options trading terms.

This infographic has been designed to make it easier for you to understand option trading.

Understanding Option Trading Trading options can be very profitable if you know what you're doing. Visit SteadyOptions for help understanding option trading and the terms of the options market.