ADDITIONAL ADJUSTMENT:
1. My original position 1385 25*50 Call Fly
SHORT 25 OCT EW 1385 Calls @ 2.50 (+$3,125.00)
LONG 50 NOV EW 1385 Calls @ 9.75 (-$24,375.00)
SHORT 25 DEC EW 1385 Calls @ 21.00 (+$26,250.00)
NET CREDIT = $5,000 or 4.00 * 25
2. I added the following:
SHORT 25 OCT EW 1330 Puts @ 4.70 ($5,875)
LONG 50 NOV ES 1330 Puts @ 10.50 ($26,250
SHORT 25 DEC ES 1330 Puts @ 17.25 ($21,562.50)
NET CREDIT = $1,187.50 or .95 * 25
COMBINED NET CREDIT = $6,187.50 or 4.95*25
3. I added a short calendar near my call FLY strike. The reason is that the loss graph of a short calendar is inverse of the profit maximum of the Cross Fly. So if the market moves away from the cross strike, the profit in the calendar offsets much of the loss. If I modelled it right, the net credit and profit from the Cross Fly should offset the loss in the calendar to still have a good profit. And if the market falls away from the short strike or moves to high, the net credits also keep the position positive or significantly reduce any losses.
SOLD 15 NOV EW 1380 Calls @ 12.25
LONG 15 OCT EW 1380 Calls @ 4.85
Net Credit = $5,550 or 7.40.
COMBINED NET CREDIT OF ALL = $11,737.50
Moreover, the total risk is still less than the potential max profit, giving me a very nice R/R ratio with potential for a home run or a decent return while avoiding some of the gamma stress from credit or diagonals. (Tplast.. model away if you can using EW).
1. My original position 1385 25*50 Call Fly
SHORT 25 OCT EW 1385 Calls @ 2.50 (+$3,125.00)
LONG 50 NOV EW 1385 Calls @ 9.75 (-$24,375.00)
SHORT 25 DEC EW 1385 Calls @ 21.00 (+$26,250.00)
NET CREDIT = $5,000 or 4.00 * 25
2. I added the following:
SHORT 25 OCT EW 1330 Puts @ 4.70 ($5,875)
LONG 50 NOV ES 1330 Puts @ 10.50 ($26,250
SHORT 25 DEC ES 1330 Puts @ 17.25 ($21,562.50)
NET CREDIT = $1,187.50 or .95 * 25
COMBINED NET CREDIT = $6,187.50 or 4.95*25
3. I added a short calendar near my call FLY strike. The reason is that the loss graph of a short calendar is inverse of the profit maximum of the Cross Fly. So if the market moves away from the cross strike, the profit in the calendar offsets much of the loss. If I modelled it right, the net credit and profit from the Cross Fly should offset the loss in the calendar to still have a good profit. And if the market falls away from the short strike or moves to high, the net credits also keep the position positive or significantly reduce any losses.
SOLD 15 NOV EW 1380 Calls @ 12.25
LONG 15 OCT EW 1380 Calls @ 4.85
Net Credit = $5,550 or 7.40.
COMBINED NET CREDIT OF ALL = $11,737.50
Moreover, the total risk is still less than the potential max profit, giving me a very nice R/R ratio with potential for a home run or a decent return while avoiding some of the gamma stress from credit or diagonals. (Tplast.. model away if you can using EW).
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