Webinar Series:

Marcus Ruhnau – Constant Profits with Options Trading

Starting March 30, AgenaTrader partner and TradingCoach Marcus Ruhnau invites you to a 4-part webinar series on the topic of constant profits with options trading. Here is a first insight into the topics and contents:

Tuesday 3/30 – Constant Profits with Options Trading. How software helps to find the best opportunities

In the webinar, Marcus Ruhnau goes into how to automatically scan the appropriate option chains for short puts, sold calls or strangles from millions of option chains. How to build your own workflow using AgenaTrader and the Options Package Light?

Tuesday 4/13 – Trade management for option writer trades. The risk profile 2.0

Understanding the “Greeks” in options trading is much easier with the newly developed Risk Profile, as all the key points of the trade are known in advance and you can plan your trade. The use of the profile will be demonstrated using various strategies.

Tuesday 4/27 – Fundamental screening of good stocks

Marcus Ruhnau shows how fundamentally good or excellent stocks can be screened and then converted into trading ideas.
Growth stocks, dividend stocks, HighGrowth stocks or according to the approach of Mark Minervini values are searched.

Tuesday 5/11 – Fully automatic entries with the Turningpoint trade

A high hit rate with a simultaneously high CRV is predestined for stock trading. Those who trade the markets on a part-time basis often do not have the time to wait for good entries. This work can be done fully automatically by the computer. In the webinar the basic settings of the turning point strategy will be discussed.

Click here to register …

These webinars will take place in German.

OptionsSelling Trading Group in TradersYard

We would like to invite our options trading enthusiastic users to visit or register for Thomas Bopp’s OptionsSelling Trading-Group. Click here to register …

This trading group is all about short selling on the American options market and nothing else! The short sale of calls and puts individually or as a combination, the so-called “Strangle” is the focus here.

What is a strangle?

The option position is a comparable option strategy like the straddle. It is also formed with a call option and a put option, but with different strike prices and/or different expiration dates.

”’Long Strangle:”’ In a long strangle, a call option and a put option are bought simultaneously with different strike prices and/or different expiration dates. The market expectation of the investor is accordingly volatile, i.e. the investor expects strong price changes of the underlying, stronger than with a long straddle. The profit potential is theoretically unlimited. The loss potential is limited to the option prices paid.

”’Short Strangle:”’ This is the reverse position of the long strangle, i.e. the sale of a call and a put with different strike prices and/or different expiration dates. The investor assumes a sideways moving share price, i.e. he does not expect large price changes of the underlying. The profit potential is limited to the sum of the option premiums received. Due to the short call, the loss potential is theoretically unlimited in the event of a sharp rise in the price of the underlying. However, in the event of a sharp fall in the share price, the potential loss is limited to the strike price due to the short put.

Read all about it here in this article …

Webinar recordings of the week

Join AgenaTrader-Partner Marcus Ruhnau and learn everything about the professional way into options training part 4.

Click here for the recording … (only available in German)

You missed the LiveTradingDay 2021 or want to take a closer look? The team around ThinkAndTrade has not only gathered numerous perks but invites you to review all the exciting moments with the recording of this 6-hour event.

Click here for the offers and the recording … (only available in German)

Tip of the week: SingleChart groups

Did you know that in the AgenaTrader you have SingleChart groups available, that allow you to display an instrument in up to four different time frames?

To open the SingleChart group, simply click on the corresponding icon in the application toolbar, choose the desired instrument as well as the time frames in the definition popup and edit all necessary parameters. By clicking on „Add“ you can add non-predefinded time frames into the chart group. Confirm by clicking „OK“. In the now open SingleChart group you can rearrange the charts via „Settings -> Chart group -> Set Container Style“.

Find further information as well as detailed instructions here in our Online Help.