The Greeks
What are options?
Risk & Reward
Volatility
Option Selling Strategies
Assignment
Practical Tips
Recommended Books
Grouping positions
Position Naming and Strategy Tracking
How delete a transaction
Handling Options During a Stock Split
Automatic strategy categorization
Position Audit
Creating and managing Books
How to read a position
Quickly Close or Expire a Position
Editing trades
Closing Positions Early Consider closing positions after collecting a significant portion of the premium (50-80%). Holding for the last bit of premium can expose you to unnecessary risk.
Managing Losing Positions
Close Out: Accept losses and move on if the trade no longer aligns with your strategy.
Ride It Out: If you believe the trade will recover and you have not overleveraged, consider holding the position.
Roll: Adjust the position to a new strike price or expiration to improve your outlook.
Avoid Overconfidence Successful trades can lead to overconfidence. Maintain disciplined risk management and avoid increasing trade size based solely on recent success.
Trading Index Options Consider trading SPX options instead of SPY for advantages such as favorable tax treatment, cash settlement, and avoiding early assignment risk.
Limit Orders vs. Market Orders Use limit orders for options with wide bid/ask spreads to avoid poor fills. Market orders are suitable for highly liquid options with narrow spreads.
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