Family Office Services — Trade Speakeasy
Suzanne Manar Noukahoua Founder

Meet the Founder, Suzanne Manar Noukahoua

Legal Advisor & Global Entrepreneur. Experienced Options Trader. Educator & Mentor focused on disciplined, data‑driven performance.

  • Structured mentorship focused on data, discipline, and compounding
  • Real trades, real results — full data transparency, no cherry‑picking
  • Learn advanced option frameworks: Iron Butterflies, Calendars, Diagonals
  • Each setup includes clear entry, adjustment, and exit rules
  • Risk is capped and tracked to protect against large drawdowns
  • Consistent accountability and performance tracking built in
  • Focused on system mastery — not signals or hype
  • Designed for traders ready to scale to consistent 5–6 figure months
  • Minimum account size: $26,000+ (PDT and margin approved)
  • Level 4 margin‑approved brokerage account
  • Commitment to following system rules and trade journaling
  • Completion of onboarding before mentorship access
  • Active participation in community and strategy reviews
  • Agreement to maintain confidentiality of proprietary material
  • Willingness to execute the full strategy framework for 45+ days

Legal Advisor & Global Entrepreneur: Syrian‑American legal consultant, author, and business owner who has built an international career combining law, research, and entrepreneurship.

Experienced Options Trader: Founder of TradeSpeakEasy — a data‑driven mentorship helping traders master advanced strategies like Iron Butterflies, Calendars, and Diagonals to scale consistently to 5–6 figure months.

Educator & Mentor: Trained 1,000+ traders to compound consistent 5–6 figure monthly profits using structured option frameworks and systematic trade management principles.

Discipline Meets Precision: Combines analytical systems thinking with high‑performance mindset coaching to help traders master consistency, execution, and discipline.

Framework

Strategic Curriculum Overview

A structured portfolio of option‑based income and growth strategies engineered for consistency, scalability, and drawdown control.

A. Short Premium Strategies Foundation

Strategy: Short Puts, Short Strangles, Defined‑Risk Short Put Spreads

Goal: Steady weekly income via premium collection while managing assignment & tail risk.

Focus: Sizing, margin efficiency, underlying selection.

B. Spread Structures Directional

Strategy: Credit & Debit Spreads

Goal: Capture directional bias with limited downside.

Focus: Volatility alignment, timing entries, roll mechanics.

C. Calendars Neutral

Strategy: Weekly Calendar Spreads

Goal: Harvest theta & IV edge in ranges.

Focus: Earnings timing, event vol, rolling.

D. Diagonals Time + Direction

Strategy: Diagonal Spreads

Goal: Blend income with directional exposure.

Focus: Long‑term positioning, hedging, vol cycles.

E. Long Butterflies Defined‑Risk

Strategy: Long Butterfly Spreads

Goal: Asymmetric payoff during price pinning.

Focus: Entry precision, strikes, settlement mgmt.

F. Iron Butterflies Income Core

Strategy: Iron Butterfly (Mid‑Day & Settlement)

Goal: Consistent, high‑probability income with defined risk.

Focus: Strikes, expiration timing, premium optimization.

G. Max Wide Butterfly Optimization

Strategy: Max Wide Butterfly Spreads

Goal: Smooth P&L by reducing gamma; maximize consistency.

Focus: Wing width, capital allocation, systematic capture.

H. Narrow Wide Butterfly Precision

Strategy: Narrow Wide Butterfly Spreads

Goal: Faster profit capture in range‑bound markets.

Focus: Entry timing, wing compression, scaling rules.

I. Settlement Butterflies Event‑Driven

Strategy: Settlement Long Butterflies (Scalp & EOD)

Goal: Exploit SPX settlement mechanics & decay with defined risk.

Focus: Settlement timing, overnight mgmt, rule‑based adjustments.

J. Scalping Frameworks Intraday

Strategy: 1:30, Midday, End‑of‑Day Scalps

Goal: Capture intraday inefficiencies with defined risk.

Focus: Entry precision, theta exploitation, disciplined exits.

1. Foundation First

Short premium + spreads form the weekly income base with defined risk.

2. Volatility & Time Diversification

Calendars + diagonals add non‑directional exposure for smoother equity curves.

3. Precision Compounding

Butterflies increase capital efficiency and asymmetry (Max Wide / Narrow Wide refine further).

4. Event & Intraday Edge

Settlement + scalping frameworks add tactical, uncorrelated short‑term alpha.

Curriculum Progression

How the Framework Scales

A staged path that compounds consistency, diversifies exposure, and controls drawdowns.

  1. 1

    Foundation First

    Short premium and spread strategies form the consistent income base. These models perform well in most volatility conditions and generate weekly cash flow with defined risk parameters.

  2. 2

    Volatility & Time Diversification

    Calendars and diagonals add non-directional exposure, balancing the portfolio with time-based and volatility-driven returns. This reduces correlation to directional trades and smooths equity curves.

  3. 3

    Precision Compounding

    Butterflies introduce defined-risk, high-reward structures that enhance capital efficiency and asymmetry. Max Wide and Narrow Wide variants refine this through range and gamma control, optimizing reward consistency.

  4. 4

    Event & Intraday Edge

    Settlement and scalping frameworks bring tactical precision—leveraging daily and weekly price inefficiencies to generate uncorrelated short-term alpha while keeping capital exposure tightly defined.

Summary

Together, these strategies form a multi-layered, rules-based trading framework engineered for consistency, scalability, and drawdown control — the same principles that align with family office objectives of capital preservation and compounding through structured optionality.

STUDENT WINS

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DISCLAIMER

Trade responsibly. Trading involves risk. You are solely responsible for your investment. All content provided is for educational and entertainment purposes only and should not be considered financial advice. Past performance, whether actual or indicated by historical tests of strategies, is no guarantee of future performance or success. There is a possibility that you may sustain a loss equal to or greater than your entire investment regardless of which asset class you trade; therefore, you should not invest or risk money that you cannot afford to lose. Options trading is not suitable for all investors.