Marcus Ruhnau: Regular income through options trading (part 3) - tips & strategies
In this webinar series at CapTrader, Marcus Ruhnau discusses options trading, especially on a part-time basis, and how you can be supported by your trading software.
The third part of the series deals with risk and money management for short positions. Marcus Ruhnau shows how to trade up in the long term and what goals you should set yourself.
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Contents of the video include
00:00:00 Welcome & Introduction
00:02:16 Agenda
00:03:22 How can you trade up your portfolio in the long term?
What are realistic goals, short-, medium-, & long-term?
00:10:16 How does one stay on the "winning side" long-term?
00:11:39 How does one navigate risk and money management in TWS?
00:18:34 How do you build your portfolio?
00:27:50 How do you hedge against a market crash?
00:33:22 How do you choose titles?
00:38:38 How do you adjust your risk management?
00:43:16 Questions
01:06:15 Farewell
01:06:59 Disclaimer
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