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Credit Spread Options Strategies Explained (Top 3 Benefits)

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So $6900k to make $500 and still might not be right! Ill pass!
Comment from : @chriscarrera9103

They're useful for income generation and offer defined risk, but they also come with limited upside potential
Comment from : @BryanJohn450

Thank you Seth and SMB Capital!
Comment from : @hidehikogracie

In the last example, wouldn’t you have made a profit if the stock had closed substantially below 1700 as well? The 1700 put that you bought would have been deep in the money
Comment from : @mrw23

I got very confused with the credit put spread Until I discovered there was a mistake in your presentation The screen at 5:40 shows the close at 4101, it should be 4401
Comment from : @louisgragnano8120

Yes but how about if price moves thru your exp strike and you have a large amount to buy back on expiration ? That could be very expensive … how do you protect yourself from that outcome? Do you cover early when price moves through your strike ?
Comment from : @marcdupreez6931

Supposed to be serious learning but I cant help but laugh everytime Seth says “ well think about it” 😂
Comment from : @68RedDragonz

To sell a call do you need to have the stock in your portfolio to cover it or otherwise have the assets in the account to cover it?
Comment from : @MysterySemicolon

To achieve a secure retirement, aiming to save at least 15 of your income in a 401(k) is advisable Online tools can assist in calculating the best savings strategy for you, considering factors like age and income Consistently saving this percentage can help build your retirement fund effectively, thanks to the benefits of compound interest
Comment from : @AnthonysMcGees

Отличная связка, как всегда
Comment from : @halamohamed-g5u

Узнал много нового про альткоины Крутые перспективные монеты
Comment from : @Gitmem7221

There is a typo on the PCS example that can be confusing
Comment from : @DontForgetTheZ

I would like to know the worse case senerio on these trades as well
Comment from : @mikegardner2775

You guys should change the 410126 to 440126 if you want beginners to learn!!!!
Comment from : @israelmusamohamed1185

If your put credit spread goes against you in a huge move; should you close the position at a huge loss? or do you just leave the trade alone until expiration because it will contain the loss with the way it’s set up?
Comment from : @SwordsoftheValiant7

I trade spreads daily This is the worst explanation for beginners I have seen And how about trade management?
Comment from : @martinlazar83

Hello, On ThinkorSwim, if I open an Option Credit spread and close it later on same day, does that count as 2 "round trip" trades or 1 RT trade? to avoid violating the PDT rule
Comment from : @trongnhangoaipho1090

Hi I’m confused with the Premium numbers on some tickets, eg PLUG shows Premiums of 01, 05, 05, 50, 53, 05 consecutively as we go further OTM … why this discrepancy in these prices? Could we do put spread options using these ?
Comment from : @dimpuchintu7581

Appreciate the efforts 😊
Comment from : @prashanthvenkatesan7102

Very good video, Thanks
Comment from : @ismith351

I like the credit spread strategy How much can you lose in this strategy and how to save a losing trade
Comment from : @keithmceachron4785

7:06 Is it Buy to Open or Buy to Close?
Comment from : @pauldarrigo4395

If both contracts are in the money before expiration brDoes the broker automatically exercise the long call if the short one got exercised before expiration?
Comment from : @amrnofal7282

What are the margins involved?
Comment from : @nitinmirpuri3313

Therefore, it may be better to close positions and/or address rolling prior to the expiration, which would also open up the opportunity for more cycles throughout the year as illustrated in your covered call strategy video
Comment from : @bfisher1882

Excellent video The only 2 challenges are that at expiration volatility typically spikes and if your short call or put is in the money it can get put to you or called away
Comment from : @bfisher1882

The title at 5:00 has the wrong closing price (4101 that should be 4401); Thjese typos gan really get you
Comment from : @HarryLewinASR

Outstanding Commentary, as usual!! Thank You!!!
Comment from : @jimgeyer3475

One thing lacking here is the best practices for trade management - whether it goes in your favour or against you What steps should be taken for each case The entry and exit rules must be clear…not just the concept
Comment from : @luismarcelino6570

You made another mistake on the chart for the Put credit spread The close should say $440126 and not $410126 The chart starts at 4:58 I hope to start trading with your desk soon!
Comment from : @mlkljmh

I like the depth they go into on trades that work but what about trades that go AGAINST you? How much is the trader risking? Is it 1:1? 1:10? This seems to be a common theme in all their videos and I believe there would be more views if these videos encompassed not only the positive but the negative
Comment from : @brycerosellini7806

I had to replay that twice because I was actually reading the screens and you go from the chart reading a close of 4401 to a tally screen, at roughly 4:55, reading the close at 4101 and I'm thinking "that's a losing deal"
Comment from : @DonaldConrad

Missing the weekly bar-by-bar lessons from Justin!
Comment from : @AlanMwatson-xyz

"giant zone" - 90 of the time - the vid is not about current conditions - rolling sure - I hate keeping trades that aren't working alivekills mindset
Comment from : @tonyschwartz8790

On the graphic for final cash flow on first trade The graphic shows incorrect closing price on SPX: 4101 vs 4401
Comment from : @spencerthompson7243

It is misleading (and even irresponsbile) to cover this topic w/o addressing how you would handle a trade that goes against you
Comment from : @GeminiOneFive

And why didn’t you discuss the very possible scenario of index closing below your put credit spread strikes? 😉
Comment from : @basharodeh5511

Can you please do a video on the “ break & retest “ strategy? Thx
Comment from : @Nofacenocase1619

One thing to remember too is you can’t do this unless you have enough cash to buy 100 shares s of whatever you are trading
Comment from : @whendoigettosayfuck