| VIDEO REMINDER In Today’s Masters in Trading: Live -
Volatility is surging higher this week… And that means we’re firmly in a traders’ market. -
While trading with stops might seem like a good way to leverage caution, I’d warn against that strategy with long options. -
Instead, we should consider how we can lean on volatility to execute market-beating options trades. With market volatility riding higher this week, it’s clear that we’re firmly in a traders’ market. Right now, it’s all about staying competitive as the markets heat up… That’s why our best approach in times like these is to find the right mix between caution and proactive trading. Being too cautious or too active simply won’t help us… And leaning on just one approach will only leave money on the table. Over the last few weeks, many of you have been asking me about the value of using stops when trading options. And while stops are a great example of how we can leverage caution in a volatile market… It’s simply not the best form of downside protection when trading long options in a market like this. With volatility as high as ever, I want to drive home the importance of being active traders while exercising a reasonable amount of caution. Using stops won’t help us achieve that balance… However, making sure we have the right coverage on each of our trades to handle all this volatility will ensure we live to trade another day. In today’s Masters in Trading Live at 11 a.m. ET, we’ll take a high-level view on market volatility and dive into the best methods we can use to find the right balance as traders in a volatile market. If you want to be part of the action and share your comments and questions in real time, be sure to join me live on YouTube. It’s a great way to connect directly with our trading community and make sure you’re getting the insights you need to help build a deeper understanding of the markets. Remember, the creative trader wins, | 
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