With markets so uncertain, and so bearish as they’ve been lately, it’s imperative that traders know how to hedge their long positions with short positions. Shorting stocks, however, is risky. You expose yourself to unlimited risk and limited gain. On top of that, you generally need a lot of capital to short stocks in the first place. But with options, you can gain short exposure with limited risk…
When Mike placed his first trade in October 1987, he had no idea that the Dow was about to experience the worst one-day drop in history…
It’s outperformed for the last 40 years. But with interest rates on the rise, the beloved 60/40 portfolio is in for a lot of pain…
Contrary to popular belief, trading options can be a more conservative strategy than buy and hold. Mike Carr explains…
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