Dear Reader,
This week, major finance companies like JP Morgan, Citi Bank, and Bank of America are kicking off Earnings Season.
One of the most popular strategies to play Earnings Announcements is by using spread options trading strategy.
Generally, most investors and traders tend to buy simple Options into Earnings Announcements. That is not a good trading strategy.
Why?
Because sometimes your simple options can still lose money even if you are right with the direction of the stock movement.
So you want to stay on the other side and sell them deep-out-of-the-money Weekly Put options before Earnings Announcements and collect a juicy premium.
And, you also want to buy farther-out-of-the-money Put options at the same time. So your buying power does not get tied up.
More importantly, to protect the capital in the event of a catastrophic drop in the stock following Earnings Announcements. It can play a nice role as an insurance.
I have made a mistake of not buying insurance (farther-out-of-the-money Put options). To this day, I still regret it. But you can learn from my mistake.
Having said that,...
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