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The Congruence System: A QUICK Way to Use Technical Indicators to Maximize Your Option Selling Results A QUICK Way to Use Technical Indicators to Maximize Your Option Selling Results How to Employ Technical Indicators in Your Option Selling: Choose 1-3 technical indicators with which you are comfortable (more simply muddies the waters) Selling Options this way gives you Three Advantages: As an option seller, you may find the system below most useful in employing technical analysis: If the market is technically overbought and indicating sell, the price of the commodity has likely risen and the calls* will be commanding higher premiums.

(* Source: Sunshine Coast Daily) As he did, out of nowhere, a 6 foot bull shark leapt completely out of the water and landed squarely in the back of his small boat. Dad, obviously didn’t mean any harm by trying to show the kids a good time by teaching them how to fish. And If you ARE going to ride out bull and bear markets, why not just invest in the S&P 500 and forget it? But Joe Smith and his hum dinger trading system that he advertises in the back of Investors Business Daily is going to beat them all?

As the world’s largest producer and exporter of coffee, Brazil plays an important role in the world coffee balance. 2019 will be an “off year” for production for Brazil (Read more about the “on off” cycle of Brazilian production in The Complete Guide to Option Selling 3rd Edition – www. As the 2018 harvest wraps up, Brazil will net its largest coffee crop ever – likely about 60 million bags of coffee. The latest development, however, is that Vietnam, the world’s second largest producer of coffee, begins Its harvest next month.

Before we get started with that, I would like to mention if you would like to learn different option selling strategies and how to sell options on commodities as a core program for your investment portfolio, I do recommend our third book, The Complete Guide to Option Selling: Third Edition. If you watch some of our other videos, if you did read the book, or you got some of our brochures in the mail, you’ve probably seen us talk about a traditional strangle in the past, which is selling a put and selling a call in the same market at the same time. It’s interesting because whenever I write about using a ratio credit spread I inevitably get somebody write in or call in and say, “I really love that piece on the ratio credit spread. If you’re trying to trade the spread from home, it’s often going to involve being at your computer, replacing the order, maybe possibly selling the put spread first and selling the call spread afterwards.