Can u suggest what is this advanced option matrix is. How do u generate it. I just apply adjustment strategies to manage delta. Just check assuming vega remains the same how things would work in various underlying values using schooles options calculator. My method is a simple do as you see.
@Lemondew
If you implement an Iron Butterfly at once with no directional leg in plays, your adjustments on the break even side is fine. Nothing to ad to this. Option trading can be quit simple and should be kept simple. So nothing wrong with your method. Even then: But this does not mean that other ways of option trading, specially leg in and leg out, are much more complicated. Leg in and leg out is a bit more related to directional trading and it is a bit more dynamic then the all at once implementing approach. As simple as that and nothing new to you. Even you use the leg in and leg out approach in your shown adjustments, which are directional trades at those moments.
Now if you still want to go/test some other ways of implementing an Iron Butterfly, which also include directional plays, then it is to recommend to test this ways in advance before doing them live in the market. This will give you a certain idea about what you can expect from it. For this testing it is of help to have some kind of software (This at least counts for me, but must of course not count for others. Some are happy with some simple paper trades and others want to see there risk graphs, the exact price moves in all used strike levels, all the greeks and the daily price movement of the whole trade on each side. Individual choice with individual trading styles. Nothing to value about it). A good help for this testing comes with software which varies from a simple excel sheet to very advanced option trading software. This just to clear this part of my post, as this may gave some confusion.
Moving on with the Iron Butterfly and using the same technique, but doing instead an Iron Condor: Let;s assume you have a swing market in your traded time frame. You have an approximate support and you have an approximate resistance level. Now what would be the problem to implement a put credit spread around support, then wait until the market moves up to resistance and there you implement your call credit spread. This just to give just one simple, other way compare to the all at once approach, to implement an Iron Condor, even in your market and having a bit a better risk profile after doing so. If you have to adjust this Iron Condor, you can do it the way you posted with your Iron Butterfly and you still do it in a very simple and clear way.
I mentioned the Iron Condor, as the risk with leg in through credit spreads is lower compare to leg in through naked, directional put and calls. This is also a simple way to do so, as you can leg in any Iron Butterfly by using even this more risky approach. Any way: You know by your self what you want and this post was just a little add to all what is possible in what ever way options are traded. Dear men:
Take care and have a nice day
@Amit44
Your confusion, if it was build on my post, should be cleared now. If it was build on some thing else, then read once my signatures and you would find the following link:
http://www.traderji.com/futures/93308-nifty-bnf-trend-some-super-genius-member-tj-4.html#post955261
Have a nice weekend