I’ve been experimenting with using larger numbers of contracts
on my credit spreads for a larger gain and after executing a few trades I can
say that I do not recommend this strategy for everyone but it has been very
lucrative. You have to be a lot more
vigilant when executing these trades and there are some tighter rules you have
to follow.
- Make sure you are only trading larger name stocks with a large amount of volume (liquidity). Names like AAPL, SPY, BABA, etc.
- Make sure the lower leg of your trade has some bids out there so you can close your position or roll your position, preferably no less than .05.
- Never let these trades go to expiration. You never know what the stock is going to do and you don’t want to be exercised with high volume contracts especially if you don’t have the money to cover the transaction.
This last reason is the precisely why I do not recommend
these trades for everybody but if you can stomach the risk they can be highly
lucrative. Just be ready to deed your
house over to your broker if it goes south on you.
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