What to do When a Calendar Spread Goes Wrong | NVDA Options
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- I opened up an ATM Calendar Spread on NVDA right before breaking news caused the stock to be down over 10% by the next day. Instead of panicking, you can open up another tent and wait for price to consolidate in a new range to either reduce your losses, return to break even, or even still end up profitable.
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I opened up an ATM Calendar Spread on NVDA on Aug 31, 2022 right before breaking news caused the stock to be down over 10% by the next day. Instead of panicking, you can open up another tent and wait for price to consolidate in a new range to either reduce your losses, return to break even, or even still end up profitable.
Really love the in depth explanations and reasoning. Please keep doing these Bryant. They are very helpful
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What conditions is good to use put calendar spread strategy? Buy a put on short date and sell a put on a longer date?? Thanks
Let see the actual trades .
Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for watching!
I had the back end of my spread drop in price a good 30% move with little to no movement in actual stock price. This happened right before the markets closed going into the weekend. Should I be worried about market open on Monday and try to close early?
Would you advise against closing out a leg/end of the trade and holding the other? Meaning: Closing out the back end put, which I would imagine was up something like 300% with such an aggressive drop. Then continue to hold your front-end put to get back the lost premium as NVDA makes its way back to 150. Is that a bad option strategy?
It's not bad, just requires more attention and reasons for doing so. I don't like breaking apart my spreads too much. Most of the time would rather open up another position to lower my delta exposure if something is going wrong. With Iron Condors, I don't mind closing out the untested side and turning it into a vertical. But for calendars I rarely do that
I tried to do this kind of Calendar Spreads and all of them got “assigned”. I end up losing the premium every time! How do I know when there’s more chance to be assigned? How do avoid that? Thank you!
I would just stick to the Indexes then, the SPX, RUT, or XSP for smaller accounts. You won't get assigned trading them.
Should have just bought the stock and go away...
Too long winded and time wasting.