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yip1997

I think it is great to have a forum for all the option traders posting their strategies and PnL. If no one is interested to post his/her PnL, this one will then be my journal.:D

I just set up an account with TOS to test new option strategies. This is not the only account for my option plays, but I will only post the result of this account.

My current position is:

10/18: bto rut nov 730P/jan 690P at a debit of 2.4
10/20: bto rut nov 810C/dec 840C at a credit of 0.2
10/20: bto rut nov 810C/820C vertical at a credit of 0.6
10/20: bto rut nov 720P/710P at a credit of 0.95.
 
Great! I personally appreciate all option related journals. They're always educational and fun to watch. Looking forward to this one as well.

Thank you.
 
If the spread is for a credit, then it should be "sto".

Quote from yip1997:

I think it is great to have a forum for all the option traders posting their strategies and PnL. If no one is interested to post his/her PnL, this one will then be my journal.:D

I just set up an account with TOS to test new option strategies. This is not the only account for my option plays, but I will only post the result of this account.

My current position is:

10/18: bto rut nov 730P/jan 690P at a debit of 2.4
10/20: bto rut nov 810C/dec 840C at a credit of 0.2
10/20: bto rut nov 810C/820C vertical at a credit of 0.6
10/20: bto rut nov 720P/710P at a credit of 0.95.
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Quote from Hybone:

If the spread is for a credit, then it should be "sto".
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Hybone,

You are right. The correction here with no of contracts.

10/18: bto rut nov 730P/jan 690P at a debit of 2.4 x 3
10/20: bto rut nov 810C/dec 840C at a credit of 0.2 x 3
10/20: sto rut nov 810C/820C vertical at a credit of 0.6 x 6
10/20: sto rut nov 720P/710P at a credit of 0.95. x 6
 
btc nov 720/710 Put @ 0.15 debit.

sto dec 720/710 Put @ 1.1 credit

I have all my nov ICs covered, with nov diagaonal remaining.
 
Quote from yip1997:

sto rut nov 780 x 3 @ 1.75
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Yip,

Am I missing a long leg on this vertical/diagonal? If not, how are you dealing with the huge margin required on a RUT naked call?

TIA.
 
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