Hey team, I'm fairly new to options but I've had a bit of success with a strategy in the last couple of weeks
I'm finding fairly volatile stocks that are overbought & well above 50ma and buying puts, then finding stocks that are overbought & well below 50ma and buying calls, then selling when the option is worth +30% what I paid for it
Is there a name for this strategy? As if so I'd love to read up on what the pitfalls are and what tips other people might have!
Options trading strategy for small wins on swings
byu/baroldnoize inoptions
Posted by baroldnoize
7 Comments
Sounds like mean reversion
Did you mean oversold and well below 50ma and buying calls?
Whats ma
Ma balls?
No but actually
Mean reversion swing trading.
What is your win rate and max risk you taking?
How much is “well below”?
What are you using to determine overbought (or underbought)?