How to Use the Elliott Wave Principle to Improve Your Options Trading Strategies – Course 3: Volatility Strategies

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How to Use the Elliott Wave Principle to Improve Your Options Trading Strategies – Course 3: Volatility Strategies

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How to Use the Elliott Wave Principle to Improve Your Options Trading Strategies – Course 3: Volatility Strategies

Build a strategy to capitalize on volatility

This exciting course is the third of a multi-part series of options trading courses that will teach you how you can use the Elliott Wave Principle to improve your options trading. (Note: Part One on Vertical Spreads and Part Two on Range Bound Strategies are not prerequisites for this course.) Also

Senior Tutorial Instructor Wayne Gorman walks you through key option strategies designed to help capitalize when markets are at their most volatile. You’ll see exactly how the strategies work and learn how to apply them to your own trading. Also These strategies include:

Long Straddle
Long Strangle
Strips
Straps

Here’s what you’ll learn:

Which waves provide the best opportunities for a successful trade
Which time frames work best with each options trading strategy
How to apply Elliott wave rules and guidelines, including Fibonacci ratios
How to anticipate volatile market situations and the type of wave structure to expect
Where and how to set entry, price target and exit levels
How to better determine whether or not to hold the position until expiration
And how to achieve the optimum risk/reward ratio
How to fine tune strike prices and expiration dates
When to exit your entire position versus just one side of it

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This 90-minute online video covers all the basics of the Elliott Wave Principle — from its rules and guidelines, to wave personalities, to wave structures, to Fibonacci relationships. By the time you’re done, you’ll know how to spot the basic formations in price data and what to expect next.

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