SMB Training – The Time Zone Options Strategy

About The Time Zone Options Strategy:

• Traded close to expiration for rapid Theta decay
• Positive Vega to potentially benefit from unforeseen spikes in implied volatility
• Can be in the market as little as 5 days per month and still achieve high returns
• Can avoid many large ups and downs in the market by being out of the market 50% to 80% of the time
• Low maintenance trade that can be managed by setting alerts or conditional orders so you don’t have to sit in front of the screen all day
• Low capital requirement of just $10,000 or even less in some scenarios
• Maintains low capital/margin requirement by not overlapping trades
• No technical analysis or directional opinions required to trade the strategy
• Does not require a deep understanding of the Greeks
• Over 83% win rate with an average win of $295 and average loss of -$127

What You’ll Learn In The Time Zone Options Strategy?

• Introduction, Description, and Benefits
• Core Concepts and Guidelines
• Planned Capital and Profit Targets
• Trade Entry
• Risk Management and Adjustment Options
• Trade Exit
• Several Step-by-Step Examples in a Variety of Market Conditions
• Trade Entry and Exit Tips
• Tips for Managing “Hands Off”
• Trading Tips for Busy People

Includes Two Time Zone Trade Plans

The TZ1: Trade just once per month and experience high performance results while preserving capital and avoid risk up to 80% of the rest of the time.

The TZ2: Use “weekly” expiration cycles and double your monthly trades while still being flat ±50% of the time and never overlapping trades or doubling your risk.

About Amy Meissner

Began trading options in 1995 and has been trading full time since 2006.

Specializes in high probability option strategies with a goal of monthly income and consistent returns.

All of Amy’s strategies are designed to be traded without requiring fulltime monitoring.

Amy has taught and coached thousands of options traders though speaking engagements, webinars, and courses.

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