Never short of a trade idea
The full watchlist I trade from: every ticker you need, and the conditions that make each one worth trading.
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You open your platform, scroll through the tickers, and nothing looks like a trade. The 2027 Trading Plan ends that for good: the full watchlist I trade from, every structure I use, and the portfolio rules that hold it all together. You'll never face the market without a high-probability idea again.
My conservative options portfolio has a five-year public trade record on YouTube, mistakes included, through the largest volatility spike in recent market history. I publish most trades live, as I place them.
The Trading Plan is the process behind those trades, written down so you can follow it.
Subscribe on YouTubeIt's the question most options traders face every morning. Most answer it by scrolling, guessing or copying someone else's trade, and the account pays for it:
The 2027 Trading Plan replaces the hunt with a system: what to trade, how to structure it, and how to run the portfolio around it. It's everything I use, in one PDF.
The full watchlist I trade from: every ticker you need, and the conditions that make each one worth trading.
High-probability, asymmetric structures, each with its exact setup, entry and management.
The delta, theta and buying-power limits I run, scaled to the VIX, so the whole book moves less than any single trade in it.
I've run it live and in public for five years, mistakes included, through the largest volatility spike in recent market history. Check the record yourself.
An institutional structure built to protect your portfolio in extreme moves and to profit when markets crash. Fully explained in the plan.
Email me any question about the plan and I'll answer you personally.
Start 2027 with all six.
One payment of $49, with a 90-day money-back guarantee.
Six questions, one per part of the plan. Drag each slider to where you sit today. Nothing is sent anywhere.
Some of your process is already written down. The plan fills in the rest, so it holds when the market moves fast.
Reading the environment before you go looking for a trade. What implied volatility is pricing, where the term structure sits, and what the skew says about who is hedging what.
You can look at a chain and say whether this is an environment worth selling into, before you have picked a ticker.
What probability of profit, delta and expected value measure, where they quietly mislead you, and how to compare two trades that look equally good on screen.
You can rank two trades that both show a 70% probability of profit and say which one is the better trade.
Matching structure to environment. When a defined-risk spread earns its width, when a ratio makes sense, and when the honest answer is that there is no trade worth doing this week.
You pick the structure the environment calls for, including the weeks where the right move is nothing.
The arithmetic that turns a good idea into a well-sized position. How much capital and buying power a position gets, and how that number has to change when volatility expands.
Every position gets a size you can defend out loud, calculated the same way every time.
Looking at everything open at once. Aggregate exposure, correlation you did not realise you were carrying, and what happens to the whole book on a fast move rather than a slow one.
You can state what the whole book is exposed to, and what a gap move does to it, without opening a spreadsheet.
The rules for what happens next. When to take profit, when to roll, when to cut, and how to write those triggers so they still make sense on the day you least want to follow them.
Every open position already has its exit, its roll and its cut written down before it needed them.
I've traded options for nearly two decades. Short volatility became my edge and, eventually, the foundation of the hedge fund I manage today. My background is portfolio management, data science and market research, and all three drill the same habit into you: find the number that moves the result and ignore the rest.
Most retail traders learn options as a list of names: credit spreads, iron condors, strangles, calendars, butterflies. Professionals learn why a structure works and where its limits are, how volatility changes it, how margin shapes the decision, and how one position fits with everything else in the book.
The Trading Plan is that process, written down, so it holds on the days you don't feel like being disciplined.
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Email hello@optionsjive.com within 90 days of buying and you'll get a full refund. You don't have to give a reason.
No, but you shouldn't be brand new either. The plan starts from the ground up and builds toward the portfolio work, so you don't need years of screen time. You should know how calls, puts and spreads work and have placed a few trades. If you haven't, start with the free articles on the blog.
Free articles, including mine, mostly explain individual structures. The plan is the layer above them: how to decide which structure fits the market in front of you, how much to put on, and what to do after the fill.
Yes. I send updates when market conditions change enough to matter, and future editions are included at no extra cost.
Yes, and I'd like you to. Email hello@optionsjive.com with any question about the plan and I'll answer you personally.
No. The Trading Plan is education: a process for making your own decisions. Options carry risk and aren't suitable for every investor.
The 2027 edition is out now.
P.S. Start 2027 with every decision already written down. Read the plan, trade with it for 90 days, and keep it only if it improves how you trade.