Welcome To Index Option Trader

Conservative Market Neutral Trading Strategies

As avid options traders here at Index Option Trader, we know that learning the ins-and-outs of index options trading can be a daunting and very time consuming experience. We've spent years studying and monitoring the equity & options markets, as well as the elements that drive market movements.

• Our Service Lets You Trade In Bear, Sideways, and Bull Markets
  Through the application of advanced fundamental and technical analysis, we have devised a simple method to garner profits through trading options. We take the guess work out of the trade, and perform the research for you. You may have heard that options are "wasting assets" since time is always working against you. Our strategy actually takes advantage of time decay, putting time in your favor instead of the other way around, as common with basic long call and put contracts.

• Statistically Based Options Trading Strategy
  Our strategy is primarily centered around monthly, market neutral, index option credit spreads on major ETF index products such as the Dow Jones Industrial (DIAMONDS), S&P 500 (SPIDERS), and the Russel 2000. We strive to execute trades each month that maintain a low, limited risk strategy. Our strategy is based on a mathematical model, ensuring that emotional and discretional influences are not part of the trading equation. Market neutral positions can make money, or lose money, regardless if the market (price of the index) moves up, down, or sideways. This strategy can be implemented in bull, bear, or sideways markets.

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• What is a credit spread?
  The spread is constructed by buying one stock option and selling another of the same type (call or put) in the same expiration month but at different strike prices. The option that we sell is more expensive than the option that we buy, thus resulting in a net credit (deposit) to our trading account. The advantage of this spread is that in order to profit, we don’t need a directional move in the stock. Instead, we profit from time erosion.

• I've never traded options or credit spreads. Will I be able to trade your setups?
  Many of our subscribers started with little or no experience trading options or credit spreads. Consequently, we provide very detailed and precise strategies that our members have no problem entering and exiting. However, we strongly recommend paper trading and educating yourself on our strategies to the point where you feel comfortable before ever actually making a live trade. We also recommend checking with your options broker to make sure you are approved to trade credit spreads in your account.

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