Summa Capital Management, LLC (SCM) is a Delaware-based company organized in 2001 to seek substantial capital appreciation for investors through a strategic plan for selling of equity index futures options. To minimize risk, this strategic plan is coupled with proprietary tactical portfolio adjustment techniques and money management methods that aim to maintain minimum drawdowns and conserve margin reserves. Conservative risk management permits notional funding levels for additional leverage of trading capital.

SCM employs a series of stress-tested, proprietary trading models to take advantage of unique market patterns and resulting trading opportunities. SCM primarily utilizes options writing strategies (i.e., collecting time premium) on stock index futures options in an attempt to achieve its investment objective. SCM's general trading approach can be described as a net option selling strategy, known in the trading business as credit spreads (i.e., put credit spreads or call credit spreads, often in combination).

Through unique construction and management of put and call credit spread strategies, SCM aims to achieve above-average market returns on capital, with the potential to profit in up, down and neutral equity markets, and rising or falling levels of implied volatility (measured in movement of the VIX index).