Title & Description Samples
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At tastytrade, I was regularly tasked with writing titles and descriptions for the network’s daily content. Below are a couple examples of the type of writing I did for these segments.
The Delta Buster, or “The Stupid Trade”
The Bat is back with the yutes to introduce “The Stupid Trade,” a 60%+ POP, high return, directional strategy that turns out to be not so stupid after all.
The Delta Buster (AKA “The Stupid Trade”) combines two strategies that want the same thing, thus why some may find it a “stupid” play—you’re betting double on one assumption. But Tony explains that this is one of those trades that’s perfect for folks with smaller accounts who want to maximize their profits when they get them.
The bearish version of this trade is composed of:
A long vertical put spread with the short leg at the money
A short vertical call spread with the short leg at ~30 delta
In the case that you're bullish, you would reverse the put spread for a call spread, and vice versa.
You’ll find in either scenario that your max loss and max profit net out to about the same, and you’ll have a nice healthy POP. Widen or narrow both spreads to maximize or minimize your risk and gains.
Do Organizations or Players Win Championships?
Apple/Spotify Description:
Even as Michael Jordan led the Bulls to the most glorious NBA Championship reign in history, Jerry Krause spouted: “Organizations win championships—not players.” But looking at, say, Tesla, a company whose valuation boggles the mind when compared to any other car company, you might ask, “what would Tesla be worth without Musk?” Maybe the only way to get outsized returns is with the extreme behavior of one outspoken but visionary leader...
YouTube Description:
Jack Dorsey just stepped down as CEO of Twitter and the stock went up 10%--but then the new CEO arrived and it promptly sold off. Coincidence? Maybe, but it begs the question: what happens when a company’s valuation is based on its leader? Risk tends to increase, but those outsized bullish moves can make folks a lot of money. After all, would Tesla under any other CEO be a trillion dollar company?