Managing Wide Iron Condors | Market Measures
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Cvar ??🤔… It’s 2023 we want Trailing Stops already !
Just set a stop limit buy on the short strike
LOL... 4:19 Bat: "Mmm hmm."
Please do more content on defending option strategies and whether it’s better to roll up and out or cut losses at 2-3x credit received.
Interesting info. Thanks for the video. I just started trading options a week ago and have been focussing my attention on iron condors so I can sleep a bit better!
These two are amazing
This will go well with what I'm reading in The Unlucky Trader's Guide.
Great data Guys!!
Thankyou.
About this market measure, would you @tastylive tell me if the BPR for Strangle and Iron Condor are considered same?
This could flip the measurement altogether...
I thought you guys suggested 25% of max credit on iron condors?
yay CVAR!
Can someone explain how rolling the winners reduces the risk by taking the risk off the table?
It just extends your duration. Gives you longer to be right. But make no mistake, your are locking in that initial loss. But if you roll for credit, which is the primary reason to do it, you bring in more money thereby reducing your max loss. Some people love to roll. I'm not a fan. For me, I'd rather take the hit, and redeploy capital into something more promising.
Is tastyworks or tasty trade a broker? I currently use webull but am hearing great things about tastyworks. I'm an option trader.
Yes, it’s a broker. If you trade options, change immediately!