This Strategy Could Potentially Reduce Risk | Ironfly Strategy, Explained
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what about a broken wing butterfly? so u have no risk to one side and if wrong with directiobn by a certain margin u make even more? can u explain this trade and management u suggest there?
Hello.
Thanks for the information on both fly and condor strategies. Please make a video about the outcomes, when we deploy both fly and condor at the same time (one on top of the other).
Thank you.
Best profits is in a US brokerage firm
So much money in brokerage
i have a chromium mosquito
I trade small, so I stick with the Aluminum Gnat.
4:29 Bless You😅
Why iron fly and not just a regular butterfly
Same thing. I think for the slides it is easier to compare though since both IC and IF are credit trades whereas butterfly is debit. They must behave identically though otherwise there would be arbitrage which would force them to become identical.
All I trade is 0DTE flys during the last hour of the day.
A butterfly would have less return.
@@jacksonparker3671 No they are the same exact thing. One is debit and one is credit, but return, theta, delta, everything is identical.
@@InfiniteQuest86? An iron fly is a call vertical plus a put vertical, no?
A butterfly is two call verticals or two put verticals
Potential ROC seems like a meaningless metric. Kind of like saying, "the potential ROC for my long call is infinity!"
You have a point, but I think in this case they were emphasizing that the outsized impact of extrinsic value decay for near-ATM trades might be especially misleading (eg, if you're used to selling on the curve where it's common to see near-zero extrinsic values well before expiration)
They're implicitly talking about the difference between value at expiration and rate of decay between near ATM and farther OTM positions.
That being said, there are times where I look at a structure's max PnL before sending the order, and I'm like "that's ridiculous"....so I feel you