My goal with the IWM ETF weekly trades is to keep bringing in income with a trade that rarely needs to be adjusted. I try to setup each trade in the IWM ETF at points where I do not have to be concerned about market gyrations and can look forward to the trade expiring in my benefit.
To that end I have done a lot of trades in 2015 with the IWM ETF. This ETF follows the small cap world of the Russell 2000 index. In general the small caps had been advancing until June of this year which made my Credit Put Spread trades profitable and fairly easy to implement since I was primarily shorting puts below support levels and then watching them expire within a couple of weeks.
Even though since late June the small caps have been declining, I have had no trouble with any of the Credit Put Spreads I have done in the Russell. This is because I have used support levels as guidelines to assist in knowing which put strike to be selling and what to consider doing to keep each trade in the IWM profitable and ou of harm’s way.
In the last trade I did in the Russell 2000 I had set up a …………….the rest of this article is for FullyInformed members..
IWM ETF Weekly Trade for Aug 31 2015
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