Hedging Strategies for Nasdaq Equity Options with Danielle Shay and Sean Fenney

Have you wondered if, or when I think about hedging?

During this special guest webinar with Sean Fenney, the senior managing director at the Nasdaq, we discuss a variety of Nasdaq products you can use to hedge, along with the technical moments in time where hedging can be warranted.

We walk through:

Nasdaq equity index options
Pros and cons of using each product
Technical analysis, specifically Fibonacci Analysis
Market internals that tell you when the market is too slanted
Identification of pullback zones
Specific options strategies I like to use when hedging including puts, butterflies, and spreads

Check out the webinar replay to below to learn more!

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https://www.simplertrading.com/hedge-replay/

For more education on hedging, check out my last Nasdaq TradeTalks segment with Jill Malandrino.

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