Credit Spread and the Iron Condor
The Credit Spread and The Iron Condor The use of “out-of-the-money” credit spreads that take advantage of a trending market has become a popular, "high probablity" trading method. The idea is to place a bullish option spread behind an area of technical support when the market is trending higher or a bearish option spread above
Credit Spread Trading System Development
Developing A Credit Spread Trading System Using basic technical analysis principles, a simple but effective system can be easily developed for trading short-term credit spreads. These trades rely upon theta decay to draw value out of the option until it expires worthless, thereby creating a profit for the trade. Because credit spread traders rely upon
Bull Put and Bear Call Credit Spread
Bull Put and Bear Call Credit Spreads Spreading Options Allow You a Trader to Control Risk, While Assuming an Advantageous Position in the Market. The Bull Put Credit Spread As the name implies, the Bull Put Spread carries a bullish bias and is constructed with put options. Let us assume that XYZ Company is currently
