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[@donnyh3497]

I am not a big fan of credit spreads unless I am just putting a put credit spread on a stock that is on a tare. The same goes for debit spreads. I would rather run the wheel and use some of the interesting strategies that I find on this channel! Davis is a genius

[@ufogovernment6039]

DAVIS YOU ARE THE BEST OPTION VLOGGER ON YOU TUBE IN MY EXPERIENCE.

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[@mmgm8752]

Thanks Davis! Consistently useful information presented in a logical, concise format.

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You're welcome 👍

[@giddelloran3415]

great video of options Spreads

[@pragmatica1032]

Great video Davis (as always)! I appreciate that you mentioned staggering the exits. Currently doing that on one of my positions with IWM. The two positions (a condor expiring in 18 days and a Call credit spread expiring in 54 days that is actually bringing the delta of the IC to a more neutral position). Will close the IC i(currently at 12% of max profit) n one or two days depending on the price action).

[@crichessill]

i have two questions. 1. in staggering entries , when you have two spreads (first and second), are you saying that you should get out of first credit spread if it has less than 21 DTE EVEN IF ITS GOING UP after buying the second spread. only the second spread has a chance of being profitable if it has 21 DTE? 2. one thing i want to hear is like what are your thoughts on 0DTE or less than 45DTE spreads for beginners especially if they are comfortable with using technical indicators

[@craighoo5716]

Excellent content Davis 👍

[@optionswithdavis]

Thanks ☺️

[@zadokmotorfreight2423]

Great content!!

[@jasonc934]

Besides using the stochastic indicator, I've been also using Heiken Ashi candles to identify trend reversal on higher time frame charts no smaller than 1hr. Heiken Ashi is different than normal candlesticks and learn the entry techniques for it - opposite color doji then solid candle bar without wicks but preferably 2 solid candles w/o wicks.

[@Steven-vi5nb]

Awesome stuff! Can you do a video on your entire charting + indicator trading view setup?

[@optionswithdavis]

Thanks ☺️

[@Feroxious1982]

Thanks again Davis for your sharing 😊

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You're welcome 👍

[@andrewdavis6100]

When you say look for large market swings. Are you looking at a month chart, week chart?

[@stuartjames7820]

Hi Davis. Thanks for the videos. I’m finding the premium is much lower on ETFs such as SPY, QQQ etc, hard to make at least $1 in premium for a lower than 30 delta. Do you just accept lower premium for lower risk, or is this just a timing thing and you do find good premiums?

[@kgriffen123]

Another great video, thanks again!

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You're welcome 👍

[@jamesdiiorio4702]

Does exiting at 21 DTE for credit spreads apply for only undefined risk trades or for both undefined and defined risked trades? Confused? Seems to make more sense for undefined risk trades. Thanks

[@ngjenny9357]

hi Davis, for trading credit spreads on index fund eg. SPY, still need to have 100 SPY just in case got assigned?

[@stargazer-cb]

Hey Davis - have you ever posted or done a video covered the list of index ETFs that you check each day? You mentioned in one video that when picking spreads you like to go with those trading in the $100-500 range with high volume, but I have found very few ETFs that meet that criteria.

[@ericnielsen8868]

Question please: What are the stats for weekly trades and having it assigned to you? Should one close the trade the day before or hold until almost expiration, about one hour before closing to buy back and get a credit? Everyone hates getting assigned, so which do you think is best. Also, do you have a video about getting assigned during weekly trades and what you do when this happens. Thanks so much Davis.

[@anijhaw]

David - should we execute these trades on stocks with the criteria you've outlined if earnings will be reported within the next 45 days? Or should we avoid that trade?

[@zshn]

7:50 For 10$ wide put spreads, the annual ROC is 40% when managing at 21DTE.
So that means if between 45DTE and 21DTE, if the profit is 40% or more the trade is outperforming statistically & historically, correct?
Likewise, if between 45DTE and 21DTE, and the loss is greater than $121 the trade is underperforming statistically & historically, correct?
If yes, then does it makes sense to close the trade?

[@satchidananda2462]

Hi Davis, Does this strategy work for Cash-secured puts if I buy 45 DTE with 25-35 Delta and exit at 21 DTE?

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[@krishivshrigamingworld]

Premiums on etf are usually lower tha n stocks.. how to address thi?@any list of good etf?

[@ngchongsin2009]

The market seems usually on high or low end, hence we do a bull else a bear.
Does that mean we should not do iron condor?

[@GOOD__GOD]

Entry is at which DTE for the given data ?

[@davidfisaac]

How are you doing YTD following these trading principles? The reason, I don't follow the 21 DTE take-profit or stop-loss is that you can't control profits or losses. Also, gamma risk is not great when you put on a spread. Lastly, if we're selling the same delta, it makes sense that 45 DTE will make more money than 24 DTE. The extrinsic value does not increase or decrease linearly with time. However, if we receive the same credit upon entry for 21 DTE and 45 DTE, assuming the trades have the same win rate, te 21 DTE will make more.

[@TBradFashionModel]

Keeps monitoringTasty, they have all the stats....

[@truthwillalwaysprevail]

This is one of the best credit spread video, I have seen. Thank you very much for providing extremely helpful information.
I was wondering why you have not mentioned IV rank and for given Delta what is the min credit for $5 or $10 wide index ETF spread you look for when trading put or call credit spread. What is the min Delta, min credit and IV rank you use for your credit spread?
Thanks again for very informative

[@willgordon5737]

How can you predict where the price will be after 45 days

[@celebrateme]

Why can't you just buy way otm for like .01 on same day expiration where there is 0 chance for assignment and let expire then collect the credit on a put credit spread??

[@pistolpaul]

This question doesn’t make any sense. Please clarify

[@BJ-fu4zy]

There's no money in that lol

[@JoseAltagracia]

Stop drawing the dollar sign😂