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Before Trading Naked Short Puts, Understand These 3 Concepts
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Love how structured these slides are, never stop making them please.
For the best practice when taking trades off, why not calculate expected premium per day the trade is expected to return (ie $1 on a 20 day trade should return $.05/day) and take it off when the premium exceeds the premium per day? Same example, if 3 days in the external value is $.30, then the actual yield is $.10/day rather than $.05. If you exceed the premium per day value, isn’t the trade less efficient for each day you keep it on after that?
Not going to be linear though in terms of the movement of the underlying and thus the option value.
Great overview, thanks for sharing
good stuff! well to know!
great video. Can you explain 10-20% on ROC on short put? (@8:40)
I think they calculate ROC by (Buying power reduction BPR / Net Liquidity *100)
If one is not using tastytrade where is the best place to find IV rank for a given equity?
IV30 is more useful I'd say but you can use Stock Market Chameleon.