Skewed Iron Condor Breakdown | Market Measures

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[@MasterKwonDont]

When you manage at say 21 days, if one side is tested are you simply pushing back out to say 45 days or are you closing out and starting again?

[@hosackies]

can someone link a tasty video on how to manage ICs at 21 dte?

[@benr358]

You just close the whole IC and open a new one at around 45 DTE

[@justinh826]

Wonder how a bullish skewed iron condor works in a bearish market. If it mirrors the bearish tilt in a bull market

[@ChrisJ333]

Anyone know what Tasty recommends when a 0 DTE butterfly goes against you? I know the profit targets but haven't heard anything about when to take a loss.

[@Notrocketscience101]

Good advise, really got to get Tony to move up on the Mike and get some sound absorbing materials in that booth

[@Buckaroo801]

Tom you’re a patient man 😂

[@jekylltraveler]

What are the results if you changed to a put ratio spread or a big lizard?

[@DamianceteVideos]

Any bullish strategy is profitable during that period.

[@dr_shy_solan_Trading_Success]

interesting stuff. TNX. how do you actually run these tests?