What does the A14 Weekly Option Strategy entail? A short-term, market-neutral options strategy with high probability characterizes the A14 Weekly Option Strategy. It accommodates both small and large accounts, allowing for execution with straightforward entry and adjustment rules. Additionally, it supports the implementation of advanced concepts and tactics, which will be delved into during this workshop.
This workshop, structured for advanced participants, aims to enhance your A14 trading skills and foster a deeper comprehension of the strategy. Through the exploration of advanced concepts and tactics, we aim to empower you to master the A14 Strategy.
Regarding Amy Meissner: Amy initiated her exploration of options trading during her tenure in the software and multimedia industries in the mid-1990s, engaging in the trading of credit spreads in the SPX. While results were variable at that time, a desire to learn more and commit to options trading as a viable livelihood led Amy to revisit the options initiative in 2005. After establishing a consistent earnings stream and consistently refining her trading strategies, she transitioned to full-time options trading in 2006. Along her journey, Amy found valuable mentors who instilled confidence in her, enabling her to refine established methodologies and make them uniquely her own.
Specializing in options trading for monthly income through high-probability option strategies, Amy is an active and sought-after figure in the options trading community. Known for her stable and disciplined approach, she manages risk calmly throughout the lifespan of each trade, even in volatile market conditions. While she may make slight adjustments to her approach as the market fluctuates, her hallmark is consistency. Amy’s steady confidence and sound methodology have consistently yielded steady returns year after year.
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Course Features
- Lectures 1
- Quizzes 0
- Duration 10 weeks
- Skill level All levels
- Language English
- Students 0
- Assessments Yes