Last week’s SPX trading was frustrating. I took a few bearish trades as the signals were mixed to the bearish outcome. Toward the end of the week, the signals turned bullish, so I opened a bullish trade. But the market was so volatile that the outcome changed quickly and crashed within a few minutes before the market closed. I converted a put spread into a call spread, and I hope the market will go lower on Monday next week. If not, I will have to roll the trade again. Next week, the market will probably be volatile again, and I do not know what to expect. It will be difficult to position trades for a winning outcome. I also opened a new box to bring in more credit that I will use next week to adjust other trades.
 

Our trades delivered a $910.00 gain. But this gain is still tight up by open trades, and it may turn negative before the trades close. Our account weekly trading was up by 2.39% while SPX lost -3.37%.
 

Our SPX account is up +984.11% since the beginning of this program, and we have $39,027.95 in unrealized gains.

 

Initial SPX trade set ups

 

I dedicated a $3,600 initial amount that will be used to trade SPX PCS strategy per week. Today, the account is up at $39,027.95. However, due to the recent bear market, many trades are still open, and the funds are tied to those open trades. The trades need to expire or be closed for a profit to release the funds.
 

Our SPX strategy is designed as directional options trading. We are selling credit put spreads to collect premiums, and hopefully, these spreads expire worthlessly, or we repurchase them for a small debit.

We use a set of indicators (primarily based on moving averages and volume profiles) and market sentiment that generates bullish signals. The trading is based on a “trend-following strategy.” We open the trade if we have a bullish signal and a bullish trend. If we do not have a signal, we stay away. We also trade credit call spreads when we have bearish signals. In a choppy market, we stay away from or trade very short expirations (usually 1 or 2 days or up to 7 days), but the trading is muted as we need a trending market. Unfortunately, today, we do not have a trending market (yes, overall, it is a down-trending market, but for short-term trades, it is choppy and not trending).
 

Here you can see all our trades:

 

Click on the picture above to see the entire list.
 

Last week trading

 

Overall, the strategy resulted in a +984.11% gain last week.
 

Initial account value (since inception: 12/07/2021):	$3,600.00
Last week beginning value:	$38,117.95
Last week ending value:	$39,027.95 (+2.39%; total: +984.11%)
The highest capital requirements to trade this strategy:	$19,995
Current capital at risk:	-$13,160
Unrealized Gain:	$39,160 (-297.57%)
Realized Gain:	-$3,037 (31.87%)
Total Gain:	$36,123 (-274.49%)
Win Ratio:	56%
Average Winner:	$313
Average Loser:	$466

 

SPX PCS account value
 

SPX PCS account vs SPX index net liq
 

SPX PCS account vs SPX index
 

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