Hockey great, Wayne Gresky, once said, "go
to where the puck is going to be; not where it is." There are two
option tactics offered by the Quick-term Indicant at this time. This
illustrates the Robust Force Vector option tactic.
Following
the minute-by-minute snaky path of stock prices, exchange traded funds,
etc. leads to frustrating failures, much like the miserable life of a
roulette player.
Stalking
options, much like wild carnivores, will lead to greater
successes. Pounce at the opportune time. This can also be used for simple trading if you prefer to avoid
the "gambling" aspects of options trading.
The following illustrates option stalking
along the lines of where it is "going to be" as opposed to where it is.
Ponce when the prey is weakest.
The Robust Force Vector
options tactic is somewhat subjective. Robust Force Vectors are not measured in magnitude. You
will simply notice them after gaining experience in viewing them. Notice the price movement
of the exchange traded fund is in an opposite direction of
the maturing Robust Force Vector. You will not know a Force Vector is
robust until it is near the completion of its cycle. As you read the daily
reports and view the charts, you will want to notice any directional shift
in Force Vectors. If the Force Vector appears as if it is going to be
robust (a long straight angular line), then start your options stalking.
Stalk
options expiring within three weeks. Out-of-the-money options should
not exceed 1% of the underlying price of the Exchange Traded Fund. Do not wait for the contrarian
movement in price. It is too late once you see the contrarian price
movement. The floor trader makes all the money once the price starts its
move. Stalking and anticipating options beats the floor trader and your other
trading competitors. Reactionary behavior wins only on luck,
which is not reliable for the most of us.
Nearly all stock prices and ETF's endure at least one contrarian movement to Robust
Force Vectors at least once during the later stages of the vector
cycle. Force Vectors are esoteric. Do not ask how they are computed. The
phenomenon of commonality disallows divulging this.
Anticipate the contrarian price movement of the ETF with daily offers to buy options at a significantly
reduced prices from the current offer or bid price once you are convinced the Force Vector
cycle is going to be robust. You will learn to do this with practice and experience.
The daily reports will help you identify Robust Force Vector cycles.
Once you purchase the option, sell it within
three days. Try this on paper several times before you actually do it.
Your testing should include both "in-the-money" options and "out-of-the-money" options. Option trading is risky and only you can determine the
risks you are willing to take.
The charts contained herein reflect the daily
closing prices. Intraday prices offer great opportunities, but the
Indicant does not track that. You don't have to either. This website is
not oriented on the daily snaky movements of market behavior. Simply offer
extremely low prices as a day-order only. Do this each and every day
during the later stages of a Robust Force Vector movement. If the underlying
security moves contrarily to the robust Force Vector cycle, your buy order
may be executed and then immediately turn into a profit to you. Always
sell within three days.
Do not become a day trader and spend all your
time looking at the options prices during the day. If everyone did that,
the economy would nosedive into a tailspin. Such people are no different
from roulette players.
Make money two ways; your vocation and the
Indicant trading models. Stalking, anticipating, and
pouncing will help you remain a productive member of
society. Work on the Indicant in the evenings or early mornings; never
dishonor your employers wages during the work day. It is people, like your
employer, who offer the heroic values of economic opportunities with the
exception of some Fortune 500 dilettante managers/board members.
