All option writing experts,
I have a question.
When you’ve wrote a call/put and the stock/ nifty/ bn is exactly moving towards it causing pain, what is the strategy to keep the show going? Should I book loss on that and write the next strike? Or wait until we near the expiry to see if there could be a retracement? TIA.
Cheers
AK
I have a question.
When you’ve wrote a call/put and the stock/ nifty/ bn is exactly moving towards it causing pain, what is the strategy to keep the show going? Should I book loss on that and write the next strike? Or wait until we near the expiry to see if there could be a retracement? TIA.
Cheers
AK
In my second post I wrote that I use 2 option strategies on BNF options depending upon market condition.
One of those is a Short Strangle and other is Credit Spread.
Short Strangle (delta neutral)... which I generally take around 800-900-1000 (valuing 15-20) from spot on Thursday. Exit policy is either when my profit target is reached or spot reaches 100pts near the short strike... Management policy is shifting the winning strike maintaining the original distance... This strategy can give hefty returns but overstepping the management steps can get you in a real soup... specially novice traders in serious trouble.... believe me once out of greed I haven't exited the position and got busted.
Since then I shifted to Credit Spread.
If you are interested I will post both the strategies here so that it helps my friends and fellow traders here. I and one of my close friends are trading in options since last 7-8 years and together worked on several strategies. From that a few are giving us returns. One I have already described in my previous post.
We are currently researching on management strategies for stressed spread positions.
I believe that knowledge has to be shared and I am a big believer of free flow of information. Once we all join hands we can survive together.