Big Player Long Term Stadle (Leap strategy)
The Big Player Long Term Straddle (LEAP Strategy) isn’t for impatient traders chasing quick scalps. It’s for those who want to understand how institutions position for months ahead, profit from volatility, and control time itself through LEAP options — Long-Term Equity Anticipation Securities.
This course gives you the exact framework that smart money uses to quietly accumulate positions long before big moves happen — and then sit back while time and volatility work in their favor.
What Makes This Strategy Different
Most retail traders waste money on short-term options that decay overnight. Big players don’t. They use LEAP Straddles to stay positioned for explosive moves without worrying about daily volatility noise.
You’ll learn how to think like them, structure like them, and profit like them.
Why You Need This Course
Short-term trades fade fast. Long-term straddles are where real control and real profit exist.
This strategy lets you hold both sides of the market while volatility becomes your income generator.
You won’t just predict — you’ll position, strategically and patiently, like a professional derivatives trader.
Master the Long-Term Game.
Enroll in the Big Player Long Term Straddle (LEAP Strategy) Course and start trading like the ones who actually move the market — not chase it.
Benifits
Live Summery Session
Live Q&A Session
1 Year Access Recorded Course
What Will I Learn?
- The complete setup for LEAP Straddles and when to deploy them
- How to identify underpriced volatility and exploit it
- Perfect timing windows for entering and exiting long-term positions
- The art of balancing delta and theta for maximum return
- Real examples of how institutions use LEAP Straddles during market cycles
- How to combine fundamental and volatility analysis to back long-term bets
Material Includes
- Community Groups Access
- Certificate
- Notes PDF
- Mentor Support
Audience
- Traders who want to understand how big money trades options
- Long-term investors who want to use volatility-based hedging
- Swing traders looking to build positions without short-term risk
- Advanced learners who want to analyze institutional footprints
