1. SMB TRAINING OPTIONS TRAINING PROGRAM

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3.  The RUT bearish butterfly is a trading system that is designed to make as much money as possible with the smallest possible exposure to the market. It starts out with a small amount of capital as a bearishly positioned butterfly with the position size increasing only if the market rises.  The trade typically has a greater range than a wide iron condor with a much higher profit potential.  The trade sometimes has “bonus” months where you can make well past profit target.

7. The Bearish Butterfly:  Works the best in volatile, choppy, down trending markets and does very well in sideways markets and choppy up trending markets.  Is most risky to trade and can difficult to manage in smooth, strong up trending markets but it usually works.  Normally has a range of up to 150 – 300+ points on the downside and up to 60 – 120 points to the upside, depending on the timing of the moves, before maximum loss number are hit. This range can be drastically reduced however in unfavorable market conditions ( IE. An abnormally low implied volatility environment), late in the trade or if a whipsaw occurs.

8.  The trade starts out approximately 56 days prior to expiration by entering 1/3 of the position as a butterfly with 50 point wings.  The trade is entered negative Delta with the short strikes approximately 20 points below the current market price.  The trade is scaled into as the price goes up, and follows the market while increasing position size.

9.  The initial “core guidelines” are a starting point for learning the trade and they work very well.  Once you’ve mastered the core guidelines, you can take steps to get more out of the trade which will be discussed later in the course.  Guidelines may seem complex at first but are really straight forward if learned one step at a time.

10.  RUT Butterfly position size - 10 contracts scaling to 30.  All profit, loss, Delta and Theta numbers within these guidelines are based off of the above position size.  If you are trading a different position size, you will need to adjust these numbers accordingly.  Delta/Theta ratios are ratios and remain the same regardless of position size.

11.  “Planned Capital” IS a fixed number that we use to base our risk management numbers off of and is a reasonable representation of the maximum amount of capital we are likely to have in the trade during an average month.  “Planned Capital” is NOT the maximum amount allowed in the trade.  In low volatility months with large price moves or if trading into expiration, your capital may substantially exceed the planned amount.  Trades with escalating capital cannot be properly managed with profits and losses based off of a percentage of a variable number because scaling trades almost always have substantially more money in them when they win lose than they do when they win.  We must use a planned, fixed number in order to properly manage the trade.

12.  Total Delta – Is the position Delta number at any given time.  Delta / Theta Ratio – Is the total Delta divided by the Theta number at any given time over 1. It is expressed as x.x Delta/1 Theta.  Note: Throughout this course, when we state that Delta, Theta or Delta/Theta ratios cannot exceed a given number, we are referring to the “absolute value” of that number. For example, if we state Delta cannot be greater than  (-100) we mean (-101) is a problem, NOT (-99). If we state that Delta cannot be greater than 100, we mean more than 100 as in +101 is a problem but also more than (-100) as in (-101) is a problem.

13.  Planned Capital - $50,000  Minimum Capital Required in Account - $100,000  Profit Target - $15,000  Reduced Profit Target 21 DTE - $5,000  Max Loss - $15,000  All data in the course is based off of back test results during the period from 11/25/05 thru 9/15/11 while strictly following the core guidelines. All decisions, entries, exits and adjustments are made at 3:30 PM EDT. The daily range is ignored, except where noted.

14.  Exit 1 – ($15,000) profit target hit  Exit 2 – ($5,000) 33% profit target is hit 21 DTE or closer  Exit 3 – Friday before expiration  Exit 4 – Maximum loss number ($15,000) is exceeded at 3:30 PM EDT.  Exit 5 – Any time the preponderance of evidence shows that the position is more likely to lose money than to make money if we stay in the trade AND it cannot be corrected.

15.  The trade is entered in thirds with the first 1/3 being entered 56 days prior to expiration.  Entry first 1/3: Buy 10 put butterflies, OR sell iron butterflies, with 50 point wings 15-25 points below RUT price. We will use put butterflies.  Entry first 1/3 modification: If the Delta/Theta ratio is greater than 1.5/1, enter the market 10 points closer to the RUT price than normal.

18.  Once the position is entered, we will use the short or center strikes of the entry butterflies as an initial reference point to determine when we can take certain actions during the trade.  If at any point during the trade we have butterflies with the short strikes at a lower value than the entry butterflies, the reference point will be moved to the lower strikes.  The reference or control point is always the short or center strikes lowest butterflies that were entered at any time during the trade.

20.  The “basic” scale in strategy from here is to add when the market exceeds 40 points over the reference point and then again when the market exceeds 60 points over the reference point. From there, if the market exceeds 70 points past the reference point, you may begin your rolling sequence depending on specific conditions.  For the purposes of this program, the reference point is the short strikes of the lowest positioned butterfly that was present at any time during the duration of the trade.

21.  Strictly from a point basis, this trade is scaled into or adjusted to the upside as follows:  Reference point +40 – add second 1/3  Reference point +60 – add last 1/3  Reference point + 70 – roll lowest butterfly +60  Reference point + 80 – roll lowest butterfly +60  Reference point + 90 – roll lowest butterfly +60  Reference point + 100 - roll lowest butterfly +60  Reference point + 120 - roll lowest butterfly +60  Reference point + 140 - roll lowest butterfly +60

23.  Once you choose your entry short strikes, make note of those strikes as your reference point and record the price points where you are allowed to enter your second and last thirds of the trade as well as your roll points.  For example, if you enter the first 1/3 the trade with 460 short strikes, your 2/3 would be entered when RUT exceeds 500 and your 3/3 would be entered would be entered when RUT exceeds 520 and your rolls would start when RUT exceeds 530 with subsequent rolls at 540, 550, 560, 580 and 600.  The position size will be increased only if the add point is exceeded.

24.  A large enough down move occurs that the initial butterfly was repositioned at a lower strike in which case, you would look at the short strike of your lowest butterfly and reset the reference point.  In rare cases, discussed later, where the market implied volatility is exceptionally low or you are very close to expiration and the 2/3 is “needed” in order to “safely” deal with the range.  You are trading the variation of the plan that allows adding to the position on a down side move. This “core” version of the plan does not allow you to add to the position due to a down move except under the rare circumstances described above.

25.  When RUT price rises to 40 points above the reference point, add 10 put or iron butterflies 50 point wings 20 points over the existing butterflies.

27.  When RUT price rises to 60 points above the reference point, add 10 put or iron butterflies 50 point wings 20 points over the highest butterflies.

29.  Maximum Delta with 1/3 position is 250  Maximum Delta with 2/3 position is 500  Maximum Delta with 3/3 position is 750  Maximum Delta/Theta Ratio is 1.5/1  When these values are exceeded, the position will be adjusted assuming specific price point criteria are met

30. RUT price is less than 40 points over the reference point.  Roll the butterfly 20 points up IF: 1. Delta exceeds -250… AND… price is more than 20 points above the short strikes of the butterflies. 2. The Delta / Theta ratio is greater than 1.5/1 … AND… price is more than 20 points above the short strikes of the butterflies.

35. Roll the butterflies back to the closest ATM strike IF: 1. RUT price exceeds 40 points below the short strike. 2. The Delta/Theta ratio is greater than 1.5/1..AND.. price is outside the expiration break even at the point where the break even crosses the 0 profit. 3. The Delta exceeds 250 …AND.. price is outside the expiration break even at the point where the break even crosses 0 profit. Remember to reset your reference point!

40. RUT price is less than 60 points over the reference point.  Roll the lowest butterflies up 40 points IF: 1. Delta exceeds -500..AND… price is more than 10 points past the short strike of the upper butterflies but less than 60 points from the reference point. 2. Delta Theta ratio is greater than 1.5/1..AND... price is more than 10 points past the short strike of the upper butterflies but less than 60 points from the reference point.

45. Remove higher strike butterfly and trade with 1/3 position IF: 1. Delta exceeds 500. 2. Delta / Theta ratio is greater than 1.5/1. 3. The price is outside the expiration break even at the point where the break even crosses 0 profit.

50. From here you may adjust to the upside because of two reasons:  If maximum Delta numbers are exceeded.  If the roll point values from the reference point are hit.

51. Adjusting due to Delta numbers being exceeded:  Roll lowest butterfly forward 60 points IF: 1. Delta exceeds -750… AND… price is past the short strike of the upper butterflies. 2. Delta Theta ratio is greater than 1.5/1..AND.. price is past the short strike of the upper butterflies.  Remove the lowest positioned butterflies and wait till price exceeds the short strike of upper butterflies to complete the roll IF: 1. If Delta the above Delta numbers are exceeded and the price is NOT past the short strike of the upper butterflies.

54. Adjusting due the point values from the reference point being hit:  Use the chart below:  Reference point + 70 – roll lowest butterfly +60  Reference point + 80 – roll lowest butterfly +60  Reference point + 90 – roll lowest butterfly +60  Reference point + 100 - roll lowest butterfly +60  Reference point + 120 - roll lowest butterfly +60  Reference point + 140 - roll lowest butterfly +60

55. If you adjust the position for either reason, before making the adjustment, check to see if:  The position Delta will be under - 100 after the roll.  If Delta / Theta ratio is still greater than 1.5 / 1 or -750 Delta after the roll.  If you removed the lowest butterflies, check to see if the remaining position is greater than 1.5 / 1 or -500 Delta.

56. If the position will be under –100 Delta after the roll.  Remove the lowest butterfly instead of rolling and recheck your Delta/Theta ratio to see if the remaining position is greater than 1.5/1 or -500 Delta.  If, the remaining position is greater than 1.5/1 or -500 Delta, check if you can roll the lowest butterflies up 40 points without going under -100 Delta/Theta ratio, if not, look at removing the “new” lowest butterflies instead of rolling.

58. If Delta / Theta ratio is still greater than 1.5 / 1 or -750 Delta after the roll.  Perform a double roll and move the butterfly up 60 points from its position as well and check to see if you have gone under (-) 100 Delta.  If so, remove the “new” lowest butterflies and recheck your Delta and Delta/Theta ratio.

60. Remove the highest butterfly and trade with two thirds of the position: 1. If Delta exceeds +750. 2. If the Delta Theta ratio is greater than 1.5/1. 3. If the price is below the short strikes of the lowest butterflies… AND... Delta/Theta ratio is higher than 0.75/1. 4. If the price is $20 below the short strikes of the lowest butterflies, remove the highest price butterfly regardless of the Delta / Theta ratio.