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[@thatsrich944]

Love this guy. He gets it.

[@themoneytrend7153]

As usual great stuff from you guys

[@martykelly3717]

Great interview...i am just trying to learn here...what 3 signals do i look for before making a trade? also what I V should the underlying be at and lastly what type of positions is he putting on? strangles, spreads? what is the percentage of success? does he have a rule for that?

[@cmhvacr1010]

Marty Kelly you want to look for high imp vol rank meaning above 50, now that number is different than pure implied vol

[@WillRomero]

I wished he shared his defense strategy.

[@CameronCray]

Difficult to learn from interviews such as this one with almost zero specific info on management and strategies. Otherwise, I do enjoy these rising star segments.

[@juliavillela6049]

Good

[@Swifti93244]

Lol. How are naked options working for these guys now? Bet they’ve all lost their entire account

[@joshgryskiewicz5997]

no different than holding stock unless trading with portfolio margin and become over leveraged - you will have an unrealized loss and can roll those positions each month waiting for the market to come back.....took me 2 months to roll out of my naked positions (deep unrealized losses), and ive been able to get out with profit. selling naked puts is actually less risk than holding stock

[@vardaro7989]

The sellers who understand how to manage their positions are having a historically profitable year (great IV, great time to sell options)

[@A_D624]

2020 was most likely the most profitable year for these guys