Twitter Stock Plunge and The Weekly Wanderer Strategy – Oct 27 2014

The Weekly Wanderer Strategy is designed for those trades where the investor is just interested in selling weekly options.

I thought it would be interesting to see what the strategy is telling investors or had told investors prior to the drop today in Twitter Stock and if investors could consider the strategy for further trades today or tomorrow..

One of the important aspects of using the strategy is following the signals from the Fast Stochastic. Let’s take a look.

Trading Weekly Options with the Weekly Wanderer Strategy

Weekly option trading has distinct advantages. The shorter time frame often can provide superior protection of capital in use. As well if structured properly, earning income weekly can compound a portfolio faster and often can lead to superior annual gains. But at the same time trading weekly options can lure investors into stocks that are more volatile as investors seek higher option premium returns and consequently better annual gains. Many investors that trade weekly options find they have a checkered record of profits and losses. While the weekly wanderer strategy is designed to assist in all those areas it can often give off conflicting signals making its effectiveness less reliable.

FullyInformed USA Members can review the latest Weekly Wanderer Strategy outlook as it pertains to Twitter Stock directly through this link or they can sign in to the full USA members site here. Non-members can join here.

To learn the basics of the Weekly Wanderer Strategy consider reading the strategy outline here.

Disclaimer: There are risks involved in all investment strategies and investors can and do lose capital. Trade at your own risk. Stocks, options and investing are risky and can result in considerable losses. None of the strategies, stocks or information discussed and presented are financial or trading advice or recommendations. Everything presented and discussed are the author’s own trade ideas and opinions which the author may or may not enter into. The author assumes no liability for topics, ideas, errors, omissions, content and external links and trades done or not done. The author may or may not enter the trades mentioned. Some positions in mentioned stocks may already be held or are being adjusted.