Advanced Options Adjustments Explained

Locke In Your Success

In this session, we’re diving deep into advanced trade management strategies to maximize profits. From risk-reward calculations to adjustments like broken-wing condors, vertical spreads, and rolling positions, this video is packed with insights for traders seeking to take their options strategies to the next level. Whether you’re aiming for incremental gains or significant home runs, this video will show you the power of technical confluence and creative trade management. Key highlights include: -Reviewing the original trade setups and their bullish bias. -Exploring adjustments for maximizing gains with limited time. -Analyzing risk-reward scenarios and decision-making under technical probabilities. -Discussing alternative adjustments from adding bear calls to rolling strikes. -Stay tuned as we collaborate and brainstorm live to demonstrate how to adapt strategies dynamically and lock in your trading edge. Join Us! - https://www.lockeinyoursuccess.com/memberships/ 00:00 – Option Adjustments 00:34 – Trading option structures 01:37 – Trade set up to get long 03:34 – Get more out of the Trade 05:25 – Bearish Vertical Option 06:55 – Broken Wing Condor Conversion 08:44 – How often does it have to play out? 11:09 – Bull Vertical 15:11 – Attached to Profits 16:10 – Roll the strike Join our Market Outlook Membership! https://www.lockeinyoursuccess.com/market-outlook-membership/ John Locke has been working with options for 20+ years and has built himself up as a leader in the stock options trading industry. Having trained now hundreds of traders, his natural ability to teach complex topics with clarity and passion has made him invaluable to the trading community. *The result shown is from real-time, hypothetical trades such as those shown in the Options Trading for Income weekly webinar or Trading With The PROS biweekly webinars. Simulated trades are believed to be represented as accurately as possible, however, live results may have been different. The result is shared as an example for educational purposes ONLY.