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    SPX Credit Spread Trader

    Coach: I guess you haven't been married long enough. Hasn't your wife trained you to always keep the receipt. I know in my house when I buy something there's a 95% chance it's going back. Oh yeah, and thanks for the fabulous gift. LOL
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    SPX Credit Spread Trader

    I'm beginning to think I'm becoming a fairly good contrarian indicator myself. On Valentine's day I placed a Mar 1320/1335 bear call. Immediately after getting filled the market shot up. Now today, on my B-day, I got filled on an Apr bear call and the market now is shooting higher. I...
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    SPX Credit Spread Trader

    Got filled today on the following: April SPX 1360/1375 bear call at $0.75
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    SPX Credit Spread Trader

    Coach: I'm feeling tempted by the following for April: SPX 1355/1365 bear call at $0.70 SPX 1360/1375 bear call at $0.70 What do you think?
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    SPX Credit Spread Trader

    So Cash, Did you adjust your bear call at the end of the trading day?
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    SPX Credit Spread Trader

    I haven't looked at potential bull put positions, but typically if you roll the bear call up, often one looks to get out of existing bull puts (assuming a reasonable percentage of the initial credit is banked; for me that's typically 75%) and roll up to another bull put to take in additional...
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    SPX Credit Spread Trader

    I've got one at 1320. What's the R stand for?
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    SPX Credit Spread Trader

    Thanks, Coach. I agree with you. I'd forgotten this will be a triple witching expiration.
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    SPX Credit Spread Trader

    Coach: The search feature is exceedingly slow today. Would you mind reposting your current positions. Also, what's your opinion on a 1220/1235 March bull put currently with a mid at about $0.60. Thanks.
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    SPX Credit Spread Trader

    Got out of a 1165/1180 March bull put on Friday for a $0.20 debit. Received $0.80 credit initially so I managed to keep 75% of the credit with almost 4 weeks left to expiration. This should give me a good opportunity to place another bull put spread for March with decent credit.
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    SPX Credit Spread Trader

    Good money for two weeks. Have you formed an opinion yet on whether you'll keep trading the RUT or is it too early.
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    SPX Credit Spread Trader

    A good month for me. Return on credit spread maintenance margin was 7.3% for the month. Had ICs in place for the month.
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    SPX Credit Spread Trader

    Coach: It looks like I put on a 1320/1335 March bear call at the absolute worst time. Market immediately started going up, thereafter, and hasn't stopped since. I may rival you as a contrarian indicator. Anyway, I wanted to get your preliminary opinion on the "box" strategy. Is it worth...
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    SPX Credit Spread Trader

    Got the following filled today: March SPX 1320/1335 bear call at $0.70
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    SPX Credit Spread Trader

    Hey, Coach: Is your wife pregnant or are you guys trying to get pregnant. Inquiring minds want to know if this is affecting your trading style.
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    SPX Credit Spread Trader

    Hey Mo: I could swear there was a post from you at the end of last year saying that you were taking a break from the group and wouldn't barrage us with your posts. Couldn't stay away could you. Well at least your posts seem to be getting shorter. :) How's your Google position going?
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    SPX Credit Spread Trader

    Hi piccon: I've traded the RUT and you're right the premiums can be pretty good. However, let us know your experiences when you try to get out of a RUT credit spread prior to expiration. My experiences and those of others I know have not been good. The RUT MMs can be very tight-fisted...
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    SPX Credit Spread Trader

    Coach: Would you please post your current positions again? Thanks.
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    SPX Credit Spread Trader

    LOL. I'm sold!
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    SPX Credit Spread Trader

    Coach: I noticed that your streak for placing a hedge and having the market promptly reverse is still alive and well. Your hedging has become such a reliable market direction predictor, that I'm tempted to go long the opposite way. :) Maybe when our positions get in trouble as the market...
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