Destriero, please make some light.
No no no. It was contrasting equal initial deltas on duration. It was in no way meant to be traded--any of it. Read the exchange again.
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Destriero, please make some light.
Thank you.
I read and read the fly threads, backtested a few 1/3/2 scenarios but was never able to find a way to trade 1/3/2 profitably.I trade these as well. My knowledge of the greeks and intricacies of the modeling of these positions is on a caveman level compared to des, so we'll wait for him on that front.
In a market like we have today - relatively calm - these spreads can give you a good bit of exposure and profit range for a modest outlay. The staggering can occur as a repair strategy or to enhance the position, but it isn't always necessary. If you have a 1/2/1 or a 1/3/2, it sometimes makes sense to establish another by buying one of the shorts as the "1" in a new spread heading the same direction with the same ratio.
I read and read the fly threads, backtested a few 1/3/2 scenarios but was never able to find a way to trade 1/3/2 profitably.
My conclusion is to be profitable one needs to have a very good understanding of options, which I lack.
I am too dumb to understand what you said but too embarrass to ask.The structure is a tool. Not a dart to a board.
So, let me ask Dr. Google first.Don't be surprised if google will steer you into this forum.I am too dumb to understand what you said but too embarrass to ask.So, let me ask Dr. Google first.
True, Destriero posted a ton on the fly subject and I spent more than a month trying hard to digest the information. I don't know about others, but for me his explanations are too cryptic. I'm sure the few speaking his language don't even need those things explained, but many of us are still struggling to figure things out.Guys, he has posted over 1000 trades on this site. He has answered so many questions, why are we still posting 132 directional flies? ...