The Short Risk Reversal is a bearish option strategy that profits when the strategy increases in value. This is generally achieved when the underlying stock, future, or ETF decreases in value and we’ll discuss when a trader could make a profit even when that doesn’t happen. While the Short Risk Reversal gets its name because it has traditionally been used to hedge the risk of a long stock position, we’ll discuss when one could use this strategy to take advantage of a bearish move in the markets. Without cracking the code to trading options, traders may wonder why options strategies don’t perform as expected.

Risk Reversal is a very versatile strategy that can be used to hedge a position/portfolio, trade speculatively or a way to use less capital than a traditional long stock position. Join Eric “The Wolfman” Wilkinson, former Chicago Board of Trade floor trader and 30-year Professional trader, as he explains how traders of a Long Risk Reversal option strategy can use far less capital than the traditional way of buying stock while being rewarded on a bullish move! Eric will show traders how to crack the code of trading options and, by the end of this course, most will have a turning point moment in their trading career.