Originally Posted by mispoken
(Post 3175546)
https://www.coindesk.com/voyager-dig...ng-cyberattack Looks like a pretty slick app and outright owning VYGVF might be a more lucrative proxy to crypto. |
The options traders have had enough influence that I signed up for a paper trading account on thinkorswim. Tastyworks or Tradestation will be the likely destination for the actual account. It seems like Tradestation charges for data feeds, but I couldn't find that info on Tastyworks. Any traders care to chime in on fees for data feeds? Do you do the bulk of your research on the platform?
I've really enjoyed the TT education series. The Beginners course was a great review and I found the two series on Managing a Large/Small Account useful as well. I'm optimistic about successfully trading, but still not sure managing an options account is a better use of time than reviewing PPMs for passive CRE deals. Time will tell... |
Originally Posted by Gunfighter
(Post 3175899)
The options traders have had enough influence that I signed up for a paper trading account on thinkorswim. Tastyworks or Tradestation will be the likely destination for the actual account. It seems like Tradestation charges for data feeds, but I couldn't find that info on Tastyworks. Any traders care to chime in on fees for data feeds? Do you do the bulk of your research on the platform?
I've really enjoyed the TT education series. The Beginners course was a great review and I found the two series on Managing a Large/Small Account useful as well. I'm optimistic about successfully trading, but still not sure managing an options account is a better use of time than reviewing PPMs for passive CRE deals. Time will tell... If simply holding stocks for long term (such as Motley Fool stock Advisor picks), do you still do covered calls on your long stocks, or cash secured puts if trying to get buy a dip in price? If so, 30-45 days out? When picking the strike do you try to maximize the premium (one strike OTM) or put the strike far enough OTM to make likelihood of excercising less likely, but still collecting a little premium?. Sorry if this makes no sense I’m still learning here...! |
Originally Posted by Gunfighter
(Post 3175899)
The options traders have had enough influence that I signed up for a paper trading account on thinkorswim. Tastyworks or Tradestation will be the likely destination for the actual account. It seems like Tradestation charges for data feeds, but I couldn't find that info on Tastyworks. Any traders care to chime in on fees for data feeds? Do you do the bulk of your research on the platform?
I've really enjoyed the TT education series. The Beginners course was a great review and I found the two series on Managing a Large/Small Account useful as well. I'm optimistic about successfully trading, but still not sure managing an options account is a better use of time than reviewing PPMs for passive CRE deals. Time will tell... |
Originally Posted by gmanpsu
(Post 3175948)
TradeStation Salutes - If you qualify for this, it's worth looking into. I can't speak for tastyworks platform/data fees.
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Originally Posted by LandGreen2
(Post 3175946)
im doing the same thing! Trying to start trading in a self directed IRA. Question for the pros:
If simply holding stocks for long term (such as Motley Fool stock Advisor picks), do you still do covered calls on your long stocks, or cash secured puts if trying to get buy a dip in price? If so, 30-45 days out? When picking the strike do you try to maximize the premium (one strike OTM) or put the strike far enough OTM to make likelihood of excercising less likely, but still collecting a little premium?. Sorry if this makes no sense I’m still learning here...! |
Originally Posted by Planetrain
(Post 3175760)
They made the news today:
https://www.coindesk.com/voyager-dig...ng-cyberattack Looks like a pretty slick app and outright owning VYGVF might be a more lucrative proxy to crypto. |
Originally Posted by Gunfighter
(Post 3175974)
Thanks. TradeStation just moved to the front of the pack
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Originally Posted by LandGreen2
(Post 3175946)
im doing the same thing! Trying to start trading in a self directed IRA. Question for the pros:
If simply holding stocks for long term (such as Motley Fool stock Advisor picks), do you still do covered calls on your long stocks, or cash secured puts if trying to get buy a dip in price? If so, 30-45 days out? When picking the strike do you try to maximize the premium (one strike OTM) or put the strike far enough OTM to make likelihood of excercising less likely, but still collecting a little premium?. Sorry if this makes no sense I’m still learning here...! As for writing covered calls, I NEVER write calls against shares I want to hold long term, eventually they may get called away and I don’t want to trade a few hundred bucks in premium for 10000% gains in the long run. The nice thing about tastyworks, is that when you select a strike, they give you a POP and P50, that is probability of profit (making at least one penny) and probability of making 50% profit. This strike is usually called a “30 delta”, but don’t let that confuse you; what you want to do is pick a strike that shows up with a 70% POP. This is the tastytrade way, small trades often aiming for 70% POP. |
Long term stock CCL, Carnival Cruises? What you think? Got enough cash to last till 2022
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