Category Archives: Trading Strategies

Use Kelly Criterion on Trading and Portfolio allocation

I MUST use conservative Kelly criterion to do trade and portfolio allocation

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Plan to go long on VIX these days due to the escalation of NK crisis

I plan to go long on VIX these days due to the escalation of NK crisis, and here are some homework that I need to complete first,

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Simple investment strategy using compound method

Simple investment strategy using compound method

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Should I conduct long straddle for VRX and SDRL?

Should I conduct long straddle for VRX and SDRL?

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Lesson learned on buying stock/options

Lesson learned on buying stock/options

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Idea Sep23-2016: VIX Call options Nov 16 ’16 and Dec 16 ’16

VIX Call options Nov 16 ’16 and Dec 16 ’16 – target election date and FOMC year end event

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Implied Volatility and Historical Volatility

Self-education on Implied Volatility and Options

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Lessons Learned up to Sept 16 2016

Lessons Learned up to Sept 16 2016

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Back and forward test strategy for my investment

I need to set up back and forward test strategy for my investment, actions: 1) use OH’s paper trading to practice trading in VIX; 2) use VL Options screener to search for good options (with underlying stock increase by 10% … Continue reading

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My Investment Checklist

My Investment Checklist – action: use these processes for all my investments, one-by-one, BAC first

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