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If the stock is above its open, buy a call. If it is below its open buy a put. That's it, that simple. I even gave a very specfic example using TSLA's numbers, include the buy, which is on the chart, the first stop loss, also on the chart, and the final run to the big bucks. That happens again and again in some stock or another. Today (Wednesday) it was AAPL, MSFT, PYPL options, all more than 100%. It's a day trade so sell on the close. Is there any way to make simple simpler than that?

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Michael Petryni
Michael Petryni

Written by Michael Petryni

Journalist, film critic, screenwriter, proprietary trader seeking simplicity in trading. https://thegodoftrading.medium.com/subscribe

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