OBV Volume Indicator & Strangle Options (Bundle Course)

Explore on-balance volume (obv), a cumulative volume indicator that gauges stock and index interest by linking price moves with daily volume. It signals trend changes and divergences that foretell reversals.

Calculate OBV as a cumulative indicator that starts from a baseline; higher closes add to OBV, lower closes subtract, yielding an accumulated result from the previous day.

Obv explained teaches how price crossing previous highs signals a boom period, how breaking highs or lows reveals long-term trends, and how divergence and smart money flows guide decisions.

This lecture explains accumulation volume analysis, showing how large orders indicate accumulation, how volume and price interactions reveal divergences, pump-and-dump risks, and the role of institutional versus retail buying.

Explore distribution volume analysis, blending volume and price signals to identify selling pressure, divergences, and institutional activity behind market trends.

Explore OBV accumulation and distribution on charts, where big investors buy on dips and sell on rallies, with moving averages and volume changes signaling trends.

Explore how the OBV daily indicator analyzes volume and price movements on General Electric, teaching you to spot staircases, cross signals, divergences, and disciplined buy/sell rules.

Explore intraday obv to spot accumulation and buy signals. When obv crosses above a rising moving average with rising volume, expect a bullish move; monitor key lows and gap traps.

Learn how OBV monthly signals reveal accumulation versus distribution, and see Citigroup's price and volume patterns reflecting institutional activity.

Learn to create a free demo trading account, apply a six-month strategy, then transition to a real account with a small stake, tracking progress in Excel.

Explore a powerful strangle options trading strategy tied to the obv volume indicator, with actionable exit rules for both up and down moves to protect gains and minimize losses.

Explore the triangle options income strategy and basics of options trading for beginners, including puts, calls, time spreads, and long strangle concepts, with exit plans to lock in profits.

Learn core option terminology, including call and put options, and clarify in the money, at the money, and out of the money scenarios with practical examples.

Learn how to implement options time spreads, using 1000 strike puts and calls across August to October expiries, to profit from premium decay and expiry decisions.

Explore OBV volume indicator and strangle options within a Bollinger bands framework to profit from volatility shifts, using a long iron condor during low-volatility periods.

Explore how Bollinger bands and a directional red line reveal price trends, contractions, and potential downward moves. Learn directionless options strategies to protect monthly income amid market shifts.

Explore how a single credit spread yields a net credit from buying and selling options at different prices, and how an iron condor doubles profit with lower margin requirements.

Explore how strangle stock options work, including long and short strangles, buying versus selling, low directional exposure, and cost versus probability of profit across stocks and index options.

Explore long strangle: buy put and call with the same expiry and different strike prices, typically out of the money, offering low cost, limited risk, and potentially unlimited profit.

Profit from large moves in either direction by buying out-of-the-money call and put options; a long strangle has a limited upfront cost and a max loss equal to the premium.

Understand long strangle strategies on charts to generate income with options, using premiums, breakeven, and expiry timing while managing risk with american-style contracts.

Explain short strangle: sell call and put options with the same expiry, at strikes above and below the current price. If price stays within the band, you keep the premium.

Explore the short strangle strategy with an IBM example, outlining risk, premium income, breakeven ranges, and how to exit early to lock in profits.

Learn how to use a short strangle strategy to earn premium by selling call and put options, manage risk within strike bands, and time exits before expiry.

Learn to pick high-volume blue-chip stocks and execute long and short strangles, manage risk with premiums and expiries, and monitor daily for decisive option moves.

Demonstrates a short strangle on BIIB, selling a call and a put for a net credit as the price stays within a defined band until expiry within a week.

Demonstrates a live long strangle on CSCO, buying a call and a put with a debit, analyzing breakeven, max profit, and profit potential across a five-day expiry, showing non-directional profitability.

Open a demo account on tinker swim dot com, apply the strategy repeatedly, keep a trade diary, and practice for six to twelve months before trading real money.

Execute a long strangle on ABT with 51 and 53 strikes, ten contracts, and a 90-cent debit, targeting a two-week expiry and profits from non-directional moves.