SPX Credit Spread Trader

I had a feeling that wouldn't get past you. LOL

However, I'm partial to a more, shall we say, bodacious bod!


Quote from optioncoach:



P.S. how is this woman not anyone's type :p [/B]
 
I agree that if your far enough OTM you will seldom have to adjust, and I looked into placing OTM trades at around 45 to 50 days to expiration with a 85% probability of success but with low volatility the credits aren't very good (risk/reward) not great, plus it ties up capital in margin for 45 days. Do you have a required amount of credit that you will accept with a 10 point spread? I like to see at least .50 for a 10pt spread.
 
Quote from rdemyan:

I had a feeling that wouldn't get past you. LOL

However, I'm partial to a more, shall we say, bodacious bod!

I like the more curvy Selma Hyek type too, but you have to admit that JA is crazy hot!!!:D
 
Quote from Shams78:

I agree that if your far enough OTM you will seldom have to adjust, and I looked into placing OTM trades at around 45 to 50 days to expiration with a 85% probability of success but with low volatility the credits aren't very good (risk/reward) not great, plus it ties up capital in margin for 45 days. Do you have a required amount of credit that you will accept with a 10 point spread? I like to see at least .50 for a 10pt spread.

I like to see >1.00 for a 10-point spread, but I am one of the more aggressive traders here.
 
rdemyan

The lot size I mentioned was hypothetical just stating that I'd increase my position to by half it's original size. If I had a lot size of 2 I'd increase to 3 if it hit my adjustment limit.
 
Cache:

That's just for a spread, right, and not the IC? An IC would be > 2.00.


Quote from Cache Landing:

I like to see >1.00 for a 10-point spread, but I am one of the more aggressive traders here.
 
I've been trying to find a way to backtest this strategy, but can't seem to find anyone that has historical data on options going back more than 5 years. Anyone ever backtest this strategy.
 
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