Andrew Keene was once the largest independent CBOE market maker in Apple options. He knows the plumbing of options markets. 

Andrew and I have differences.

Andrew wears clothes from Louis Vuitton. I wear clothes from Walmart. 

Andrew invests short-term. I invest long-term.

Andrew has luscious hair. Mine is… sparse. 

But we’re both investors. 

Andrew’s options trades may last from days to months. His strategy requires no knowledge of the company – not even the company name. 

Andrew follows large order flow, adding in his own judgment.

The catch? From what Andrew presented, it’s not the risk proper, as that’s clearly defined: When you buy call options, the most you can lose is the premium. Rather, the ding is limited capacity in each trade (plus, you have to be willing to make several trades per week). 

If picking up hundreds or a few thousand dollars of profit per trade is too much fuss for you, skip this video. But if you’re the type willing to put in a little elbow grease for investing profits, then check Andrew’s interview out.