What is the difference between the Shares, Option and Blitz plays?
Quick answerAll three come from the same signal. Shares: buy the stock, the lowest risk, no time decay. Option: an in-the-money call for leverage, risk limited to the premium. Blitz: a short-dated call, 7 to 14 days out, the fastest and riskiest version.
The details
Shares (conservative)
Buy the stock at the flagged entry. Set the take-profit and the stop-loss as orders. The loss is limited to the stop; no time decay.
Option (VIP)
An in-the-money call on the same signal. Real leverage, and you cannot lose more than the premium. Subject to time decay: the Playbook suggests contracts 25 to 65 days out.
Blitz (VIP)
A short-dated call, 7 to 14 days to expiry, for the fastest moves. The highest risk: it can expire worthless if the move is slow. The Playbook's rule: cut it at −50% of its entry.
The dashboard's Playbook walks a real trade through all three side by side. Pick by your risk and your account size.
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