Anyone can make money in a bull market, and most people lose money in bear markets. But when markets are flat, it can be tough for investors to know what to do. Thanks to an options strategy known as ...

There is one simple strategy to make money in this sort of range-bound market. It's a strategy that beats both the bulls and the bears time and time again, and it's called the 'Iron Condor'. Options ...

Generally speaking, volatility has been relatively high in the last decade. So when it comes to iron condors and other options strategies sensitive to volatility, we often see them trade at a discount ...

The iron condor is a four-legged options strategy intended to capitalize on a period of muted, low-volatility price action in the underlying security. This play is essentially the combination of a ...

Trading options can be a complicated process. Information overload among the uninitiated is prevalent, as a lot of options strategies are available and traders need to evaluate all of the possible ...

A short iron condor is an income strategy that aims to profit when a stock stays within a specified range over the course of ...

Options trading isn’t only for investors with higher risk tolerances. Iron condors and iron butterflies are lower-risk strategies that limit your losses and give you many ways to realize a profit.

In this video we discuss how I saved over $500 in 24 hours by adjusting my failing QQQ Put Credit Spreads into an Iron Condor ...

Uranium producer Cameco is being pulled by opposing forces, imposing uncertainty on CCJ stock. However, options traders can instead bank on magnitude of movement with a long iron condor. The next ...

There are plenty of ways to profit on a stock's movement, beyond investing in the actual stock itself. Options provide a nearly endless array of strategies, due to the countless ways you can combine ...

Here's the basic setup of an iron condor, along with how to calculate the position's maximum gain, maximum loss, and breakeven point. There are plenty of ways to profit on a stock's movement, beyond ...