Bob Lang has been a private trader in equity and option markets for several years and manages separate accounts via Aztec Capital LLC. He has managed a $300 million pension and 401(k) plan for a Southern California cooperative. In early 2000, Lang started a hedge fund for private and institutional clients. This fund, Aztec Partners, was a top-performing fund that year relative to its peer group. In 2002, Lang worked with floor traders in the active bond-trading group of Countrywide Capital Markets. In May 2011, Lang launched an options trading service called Explosive Options.
Bob talked about the recent market movements and volatility. He talked about WFM, a recent play and a few other new ones. He introduced Eric Jackson from Iron Fire Capital, a brilliant strategist and market sage who talked about his different methods of analysis and gave some great market insight.
Today, Bob talked about the current market and the volatility, including some recent plays. He introduced Kathy Garber from structuraltrading.com, who is a master trader at fibonaccis, harmonics and rhythm trading. She gave the audience a great lesson on her methods.
Bob talked about some different option strategies, focusing on iron condors. He took questions at the end.
If there are no ups and downs in your life, it means you’re dead (anonymous) ALWAYS ALWAYS ALWAYS pay attention to what the market is telling you. There are some out there who don’t believe this mantra but by being objective I can tell you that reacting to the evidence can certainly save you from [...]
Bob talked about the recent swoon in markets and the earnings season prevalent this week. He introduced Jason Leavitt, a guest who talked about his style of trading and his product plcharts. They both took questions from the audience.
What is Everyone ‘Worrying’ About?
Is there anything stock investors appreciate more than the ‘wall of worry’? I mean, is there nothing out there to be worried about? Of course not, but those ‘worry warts’ continue to throw everything negative at the markets and like teflon the indices seem to repel every shot. Ben Bernanke and the Federal Reserve have [...]
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