trading

 when vix high premium high so create otm short straddle

next day due to vix decrease  premium will became half


Chartink scanner - 10/50/200 SMA 


scan macd
adx
bollinger band
rsi
sma 

study("vwap plus sma", overlay=true)

sma = sma(close,9)

 

plot(sma(close, 9), color=green, linewidth=2)

 

plot(vwap(close), color=maroon, linewidth=1)

 

plot(sma(close, 20), color=orange, linewidth=1)

 

plot(sma(close, 50), color=blue, linewidth=1)

 

plot(sma(close, 100), color=gray, linewidth=1)

 

study("vwap plus sma", overlay=true)

sma = sma(close,9)

 

plot(sma(close, 9), color=green, linewidth=2)

 

plot(vwap(close), color=maroon, linewidth=1)

 

plot(sma(close, 20), color=orange, linewidth=1)

 

plot(sma(close, 50), color=blue, linewidth=1)

 

plot(sma(close, 100), color=gray, linewidth=1)

 





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