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When the volatility goes down and the major markets are going in an upward trend, you may say that this is the perfect time to use the condor strategy. For your information, the Condor is a negative Vega option spread, meaning that you can make more using the Condor when the volatility drops.

Many of the income traders have been cash flowing the stock market over the last few months. . It is times like these that make the Iron Condor such a popular option strategy. With this option spread you can make money almost every day as long as the underlying simply trends stays within a tight price range.

It is a great thing making money this way. It is very low stress, and at times you will have a steady income. This is one time that the stock market will give us the chance to really enjoy our option strategies and without the stress it is a great way to make a living.

The main thing I like about the San Jose Options way of teaching the Iron Condor is that they have a much more conservative approach to them. While other courses teach an aggressive approach, you are taking on a higher risk of losing your money than San Jose Options. You will have to make adjustments more often too and this causes a problem in a market that is bouncing up and down a lot. With aggressive trading of Condors will lead you to more adjustments, more stress, more headaches and loosing overall.

I have been easily making 10% on this new way of trading for the last few months. Believe me; I haven’t had to make many adjustments at all. I can put the trade on and let the trade and my money work for me. The way I used to trade, I was making several adjustments, but with my new trading technique, the market never hits my adjustment points, not one single time. I have to say, I am really enjoying trading with the stock market now.

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