Quote from rdemyan:
The strangest thing just happened. I decided to take this small downturn in the RUT to get out of my last bear call for this year. The position was the 830/840 DEC RUT. The mid was $1.00 with an ask of $1.20. I offerred to buy back at $1.05.
I was filled in less than 5 seconds at $0.90???!.
Good for me, but I've never had this kind of good fill before. What's even stranger is that the RUT was ticking higher.
My previous experience with the RUT has been poor with regards to getting good fills.
What experience have others had with getting good fills on the RUT?
Quote from MechTrade:
If you are trading w IB, then RUT is one their "Penny Options".
They may have matched your offer with another IB Customer's Ask before going out to a MM.
Unless I am mis-understanding the 'Penny Option' concept.
Quote from rallymode:
Isn't anyone concerned that they are selling 700bps volatility on those OTM calls? I know many people arent comfortable paying debits but slapping on some curvature here across the board is a much better play.
My 2 cents.
Quote from burrben:
Yes, we get it. You are uncomfortable doing this... Yes others are uncomfortable doing this... Yes, it's not a rocket science strategy...
You have all beat it into our head what a bad strategy this is, and how uncomfortable we should be... thank you.
Now for us idiots who continue to trade like this, even with your stern warnings, is anyone doing any trades for December using call or put credit spreads?
Coach, can we please setup a thread where we can get slapped like little kids when we feel like it, and come to this thread for information in it's title?

Quote from burrben:
Now for us idiots who continue to trade like this, even with your stern warnings, is anyone doing any trades for December using call or put credit spreads?