QUOTE(Bentley Yap @ Oct 30 2018, 03:35 PM)
In Daniel's Class, he focused a lot on repairs. I would say 70% of his syllabus is on repairs, to let us understand how to react to different situations.
From my experience, I take around 20 minutes to try to get everything done. Of course in a crash, i would just take the market price. Then it will be filled instantly.
After repair, i normally tried not to pay attention to market news as it will affect our emotions.
I do agreed that Forex is risky, hence a stop loss is a MUST. With Options, I don't need one. Just monitor and manage my positions 5 mins a day.
Hi Bentley,
Thanks.
Hi Bentley and graduates of options courses (daniel loh, terence tan, ken teng, etc.),
I was googling and studying options online and saw this US online club OptionsAnimal. It is quite expensive at around 6k US$. It is a an on-demand lifetime online course (complete course, including topics for total beginners), where you can review anytime anywhere you want.
I saw that they have some potentially very very helpful content on how to do the trades from start to end (including and especially REPAIR/ROLLING/ADJUSTMENT), by sharing a flowchart that shows actions that can be done based on each investment (option strategy ) type and market situation.
Example, trading a xxxx type of spread, then things go against your position, and the flowchart shows arrows and decision points on what choices you can do, or what actions you can do next. This is sort of (after learning the required knowledge and terminologies), a help on making the process a no-brainer and a good memory guide.
My question is. Does Daniel Loh's course (or graduates here of other instructors, please answer also), provide such good (visual) flowchart ('map' or 'guide') on choices of actions, per investment type, and per market changes. Like a flow below.
This post has been edited by JonRobin: Nov 4 2018, 02:41 PM