Don’t Ride Winners to Zero: Take-Profit Logic for Credit Spreads
Winners don’t need babysitting. Lock gains early on credit spreads when time and volatility have already paid you.
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Winners don’t need babysitting. Lock gains early on credit spreads when time and volatility have already paid you.
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Read MoreJD recaps the Nike trade: two sigma below its mean, puts sold, and a clean win — even as the market sagged. Q3 earnings are up next, and the playbook is ready.
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Read MoreGold’s pullback can be constructive; silver’s doing double duty (precious + industrial). Geof Smith’s plan: patient entries and longer-dated credit spreads so time decay works for you — not against you.
Read MoreJD recaps Micron’s win and lays out a put credit spread for Accenture earnings — selling the $212.50 put, hedging at $202.50, and pocketing about $1.05 net.
Read MoreJack Carter shares his 3 simple exits for credit spreads — and why rolling losers only adds risk.
Read MoreJD lines up a call credit spread on Ulta Beauty ahead of earnings, calling it a “slam dunk” with generous cushion and capped risk into tomorrow’s expiration.
Read MoreThree new trades today — Toll, TJX, and Lowe’s — plus JD’s take on why Powell’s September rate cut isn’t the sure thing Wall Street thinks it is.
Read MoreOne trade profits from a move in either direction, the other fades an overbought stock ahead of earnings. Here’s how JD’s setting them up today.
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