I know of the argument against holding to expiration for 0DTE.
The last week may add almost nothing to the credit owing but will
hog up the margin. It is a very good argument against doing
that.
Junkie, DigiNomad. You guys are sharing some very good option
trades but I must warn the newby's that unless they have been
trading options for some time and have good experience doing so
that these are high risk option trades. However I have posted the
trade on my TOS paper trading account and will follow the trade as
you guys post. Good Luck Junkie.
mundy, selling premium is inherently risky. The bottom line is
either 50% of the credit received (about $160 per spread) in 2
months is either worth the trouble of holding a position or
not.
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I know of the argument
DigiNomad, I bought $SPX Jul 21 4400/4425 Bear CS on ...
Posted by junkie on 17th of May 2023 at 05:00 pm
I know of the argument against holding to expiration for 0DTE. The last week may add almost nothing to the credit owing but will hog up the margin. It is a very good argument against doing that.
Junkie, DigiNomad. You guys are
Posted by mundy on 17th of May 2023 at 09:16 pm
Junkie, DigiNomad. You guys are sharing some very good option trades but I must warn the newby's that unless they have been trading options for some time and have good experience doing so that these are high risk option trades. However I have posted the trade on my TOS paper trading account and will follow the trade as you guys post. Good Luck Junkie.
mundy, selling premium is inherently
Posted by junkie on 18th of May 2023 at 01:21 am
mundy, selling premium is inherently risky. The bottom line is either 50% of the credit received (about $160 per spread) in 2 months is either worth the trouble of holding a position or not.