Stocks & Commodities V. 31:2 (42-48): Income-Generating Strategies With Brad Reinard by Gopalakrishnan & Faber
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Income-Generating Strategies With Brad Reinard by Gopalakrishnan & Faber
Deceptively Simple Credit Spreads
Brad Reinard, who is editor-in-chief of Monthly Cash Thru Options LLC, has extensive experience in directional and nondirectional option trading strategies. He has consistently returned greater than 40% annually in his own personal trading account since 2002, primarily leveraging out-of-the-money credit spread and iron condor options on the broad indexes. He has a bachelor’s of science in electrical engineering from Columbia University and a master’s in business administration from the University of Chicago Booth School of Business.
Stocks & Commodities Editor Jayanthi Gopalakrishnan and Staff Writer Bruce R. Faber spoke with Reinard on December 11, 2012.
Btelling us about yourself and how you got interested in trading options.
I am an electrical engineer by trade. I worked in the General Electric Spacecraft Group in New Jersey for three years and then got an MBA from the University of Chicago. From there I moved out to Silicon Valley, and I stayed in high-tech. My expertise was in chip design software. I was selling to all the semiconductor companies like Intel, AMD, and Fujitsu.
All that time, I was trading stocks. Even with the day job, I was constantly trading stocks, especially the high-tech ones. I was in and out of stocks and did pretty well, but I kept hearing about options, so in 1998 I took a training course. I just started from there.
Deceptively Simple Credit Spreads
Brad Reinard, who is editor-in-chief of Monthly Cash Thru Options LLC, has extensive experience in directional and nondirectional option trading strategies. He has consistently returned greater than 40% annually in his own personal trading account since 2002, primarily leveraging out-of-the-money credit spread and iron condor options on the broad indexes. He has a bachelor’s of science in electrical engineering from Columbia University and a master’s in business administration from the University of Chicago Booth School of Business.
Stocks & Commodities Editor Jayanthi Gopalakrishnan and Staff Writer Bruce R. Faber spoke with Reinard on December 11, 2012.
Btelling us about yourself and how you got interested in trading options.
I am an electrical engineer by trade. I worked in the General Electric Spacecraft Group in New Jersey for three years and then got an MBA from the University of Chicago. From there I moved out to Silicon Valley, and I stayed in high-tech. My expertise was in chip design software. I was selling to all the semiconductor companies like Intel, AMD, and Fujitsu.
All that time, I was trading stocks. Even with the day job, I was constantly trading stocks, especially the high-tech ones. I was in and out of stocks and did pretty well, but I kept hearing about options, so in 1998 I took a training course. I just started from there.
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