You can be right on the move and still take a trade that wasn't worth the risk. That's fixable.
There's usually a better way to express a directional view. I teach you to structure it with options and see which beats just being long/short the stock.
I'm a directional options trader: long gamma (Γ) and vega (ν), short theta (Θ), with a directional delta (Δ) either way. You're not only long/short options, you're long/short the Greeks.
How I work a trade:
✅ Risk/reward of just being long (or short) the stock
✅ Same trade as a naked call, spread, and ratio spread
✅ Restructured as it moves (ratio into a call spread)
✅ Scenarios: up, down, and harvesting credit along the way
🔥 This is for you if:
- You lean long/short a stock through a trade idea
- You expect a move on a catalyst (earnings, corporate events)
- You want outsized returns with defined risk (premium paid)
This is not a signals service or financial advice.
The focus is one thing: structuring trades with options.