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    Pricing a vertical credit spread

    First, my thanks to all who posted constructive answers to my question. Here's what I think you are saying: There's no need to set a bid/ask or price for the spread per se. If you are writing a bear call spread (for example), you simply use limits to set the minimum you will accept for the...
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    Pricing a vertical credit spread

    Thanks for your suggestions. Mr. Rooney, these will be verticals on ETFs, equities and indices, no futures. Any place else I can go to get bid/asks on those? I've been doing vertical credit spreads for years, but these were EXISTING spreads found on ToS Spread Hacker, not newly created...
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    Pricing a vertical credit spread

    I want to write a new vertical credit call spread and offer it for sale. But I have no idea how to set my asking price, and I have not found anything on this subject in the literature. Suggestions would be most welcome.
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    Looking for efficient way to compare bids/asks on vertical call spreads

    I am so grateful for the willingness to share experience and knowledge which you folks have shown. Hope I can share some of my meager stock some day.
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    Looking for efficient way to compare bids/asks on vertical call spreads

    Wow, I had no idea that I could do that with Excel. I'll try to learn how to use it for this. Any tips on how to do so would be appreciated. Thanks very much!
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    Looking for efficient way to compare bids/asks on vertical call spreads

    Thanks very much for your thoughtful replies. Please forgive my ignorance, but what is "RTD"?
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    Looking for efficient way to compare bids/asks on vertical call spreads

    I trade vertical call spreads. My system starts with a series of scans. Some of the scans use Thinkorswim tools (e.g., Spread Hacker), exporting the results to a file, which then becomes the input for scans I have written in Visual Basic. The end result of the process is usually five to ten...
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