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what is the condor nest trade ?

Is TOS/Schwab allowing calendars on SPX only ?

why do you think they did not work in the summer, and will this continue to be like this in the future ? is there a reason behind it ?

@Ignatz While going through your webinar, it appears that there is not much trading during the summer months. During these 3 months, are you planning on keeping the planned capital in cash or money market accounts or in the SPY ? I have never seen this seasonality being used in any other...

@tom @Ignatz when does the subscription for the new schwalbe start ?

what do the red, blue and yellow lines represent ? are these actual live trades or a backtest of the system ?

what are the technical indicators based on which this tool is based on ? does this apply to butterflies between 4-6 weeks DTE ?

Most likely due to the volatility skew and the concavity of these term structures can be quite different

i cant find the trade in the members library. is it under a different name ?

how do you access the portland traders presentations ?

@DaveN we already met :). @jpluto would be happy to meetup with you too

How about charm traders https://www.charmtraders.com/subscribe/ ? with the demise of optionvue, Looks like the main 2 alternatives to ONE are charm and option trader assistant

@Steve G Steve, are these $ 20 spreads for at the money options ? are they for the monthlies or for the weeklies ? The bid ask spread is definitely higher than the RUT because the NDX is 6.5 times the size of the RUT. The volume of options traded is very similar for NDX versus RUT...

I have traded the NDX (mostly 2-6 weeks to expiration), the only ones i have done at 7 DTE are an occasional calendar. The bid ask spread is typically at least 4 times that of the SPX, due to the larger size of the NDX and the lower liquidity. Lot of my trades did get filled close to mid price...

who do you use as a lawyer for the initial startup process ?

NDX will have the lowest fees since it is a larger value index, plus no exchange fees helps. If the liquidity/volume were to increase, this could become the preferred index option, for institutional traders.

A Technical Analyst and a Fundamental Analyst are chatting about the markets in the kitchen. Accidentally one of them knocks a kitchen knife off the table landing right in the fundamental analyst’s foot! The fundamental analyst yells at the technician, asking him why he didn’t catch the knife...

How about futures trading on ES after hours ? Is the liquidity good on large orders ?

Does anybody have experience trading SPX options after hours ? How is the volume of trades as compared to regular hours ? Ability to get fills at close to mid price on spreads, butterflies and calendars ? Which brokers do you use for this ?

sorry, didnt see the earlier part of the thread. 64-bit PC