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Posts Tagged making adjustments
- Why not open credit spreads and iron condors on the SPX, the S&P 500 index, instead of the SPY an ETF? - October 3rd, 2010
- Question about closing just the short call leg and letting the long call leg ride - March 11th, 2010
- Question about opening credit spreads on the Russell 2000 index, RUT, and needing 2 accounts - January 7th, 2010
Recent Posts
- Question about setting autotrade amount per trade and how it impacts existing trades for Option Trading
- Question about strike price distance between short put & call for a SPY or RUT iron condor option strategy
- Question about how credit spread and iron condor options on the RUT, and on other indexes that trade European style, settle and expire
- Question About Options Trading Strategy – Different Scenarios of a RUT Bear Call Credit Spread Option Expiring in-the-money (ITM) or out-of-the-money (OTM)
- Why don’t we open the entire index iron condor option at the same time? It looks like you open the credit spread options individually. Why?
Categories
- Auto-trade
- Cash Allocation Rules
- Company Announcements
- credit spread adjustments
- Economic Update
- European Style Options
- Implied volatility VIX
- Insight into analyzing potential credit spread option trades
- Making Adjustments to credit spreads and iron condors
- Russell 2000 Index RUT
- S&P 500 index
- Settlement and expiration for European style options
- Trade Update
- Trading tips for iron condors and credit spreads
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