Get started

Glossary · Trading basics · M

All terms

Maximum adverse excursion (MAE) in plain English.

The worst unrealized loss a trade showed while it was open. It shows how much heat entries take and whether stops sit in the right place.

Try it in the risk/reward calculatorLearn it in the Academy

Track

Trading basics

29 terms in this track

Taught in

Journaling and review: learning from your own trades

In the index

72 of 129

Filed under M

Connections

8

Related terms mapped below

01

The idea, in context

How to read the picture above and where the Academy teaches it.

Reading the illustration

Price as candles, smoothed by an average (gold) and wrapped in a band — how chart signals are read.

In French: Excursion adverse maximale (MAE)

Where it’s taught

Trading basics

Journaling and review: learning from your own trades

“Journaling and review: learning from your own trades” introduces this term with worked examples, a quiz and the trades around it. The Academy is part of the YieldCove membership.

About the AcademyOpen the lesson (members)

02

8 terms around this one — the words its definition uses, its lesson siblings and the terms that build on it.

  • Used in this definition
  • Same lesson
  • Builds on this term
  • Same track

03

Where to go next

Understand it, try it with real numbers, then track it for free.

GlossaryLook up any termPlain-English definitions with illustrations and the lesson behind each one.Open the glossaryFree toolWheel calculatorPrice a put, a covered call, a roll or a full cycle — payoff, odds and Greeks.Open the calculatorAcademyLearn the wheel properlyA structured course from first option to expert playbook, with quizzes and worked trades.Explore the AcademyFree accountTrack your wheel for freeLog trades, follow assignments and rolls, and see your real income — no card needed.Create a free account

The free YieldCove newsletter

Get The Wheelhouse in your inbox

One email every Sunday — the week ahead, practical wheel-strategy ideas and YieldCove updates. Free to read. Unsubscribe anytime.

Educational only — not financial advice.