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Hari Swaminathan – Backspreads, Diagonals and Butterflies – Advanced Options Strategies
nnCourse DescriptionnnTHIS OPTION SPREADS COURSE COVERS THREE (3) ADVANCED OPTIONS STRATEGIES – BACKSPREADS, DIAGONALS AND BUTTERFLY SPREADSnnSECTION I – BACKSPREADS AND RATIO SPREADSnBack Spread and Ratio Spreads involve putting on an unbalanced amount of Long and Short Options. If we have more Long Options than Short, the position is called a Back Spread and if we have more Short Options than Long, the position is called a Ratio Spread. In a Ratio spread, you have unlimited losses on one side because you have more Short Options. The Back Spread is part of the BUSY PROFESSIONAL SERIES can be constructed in many creative ways, and we show you how you can manage different strike prices as well as different ratios of Long and Short Options to construct an optimal Back Option Spreads. We don’t recommend Ratio spreads as they have an unlimited loss potential.nWhat you will masternnWhat is the philosophy of Back spreads and Ratio spreadsnDifferent creative possibilities with the Back spreadnHow should we look at the Greeks in a Back SpreadnImportance of understanding the “Valley of death”nHow should we avoid the valley of deathnWhy is this a Volatility strategynWhy do we not recommend a Ratio spreadnWhy is the back Spread a great trade for the busy professionalnnSECTION II – DIAGONALS AND DOUBLE DIAGONALSnThe Diagonal is a variation of the Calendar time spread, and it tends to reduce the Vega exposure of a Calendar spread. Due to this fact, it also has a Delta bias when the trade is put on. It is important that you understand and become a master at trading Calendar spreads before you try a Diagonal spread. Although the Diagonal has very similar characteristics as a Calendar spread, the Diagonal is a complex variation of the Calendar spread. Just like in Calendars, the easiest adjustment to a Diagonal spread is to convert it into a Double Diagonal on the losing side, and the course covers this adjustment in detail. You will also benefit from a higher Theta decay than in regular Calendars, however the compromise you make is that the risk exposure in higher than a Calendar, and you also have a Delta bias.nWhat you will masternnWhat are Diagonals and how do they differ from CalendarsnWhy are they difficult to adjustnWhat are the normal adjustments for a DiagonalnHow the double diagonal increases your profit zone and your max profit areanWhy does Diagonals have better Theta decay than CalendarsnWhy do Diagonals reduce the impact of VeganWhy is there a higher risk in Diagonals than CalendarsnnSECTION III – BUTTERFLY SPREADSnThe Butterfly is a low risk, high reward, and low probability strategy. The Butterfly involves 3 different Options including Long and Short options, so it can be a bit difficult to manage once its put on. But the Butterfly can produce great results if it works, and in many cases the cost of the Butterfly is minimal, and if you’re lucky, you may even receive a credit for the Butterfly. Both these trades are generally put on by hardcore Options traders. The Butterfly trade should not be your regular “bread and butter” trade in the sense that you can’t rinse and repeat this strategy all the time for consistent monthly income. But the Butterfly can be an excellent strategy in very specific circumstances – like protecting the losing side of an Iron condor or a credit spread. Another great application for the Butterfly is during an earnings report. Both of these specific applications are covered in detail in this course of Advanced Options Strategies.nWhat you will masternnWhy is the Butterfly a low risk, high reward strategynWhat is the probability of the Butterfly producing fantastic resultsnHow do we adjust ButterfliesnWhy the Butterfly is a speculative strategynWhy is the Butterfly not a “bread and butter” tradenWhat are the specific instances where a Butterfly can worknWhen does the Butterfly generate its maximum profitsnHow can use Butterfly trades as a hedge to protect our monthly income strategiesnnWhat are the requirements?nnOptions basics, Call and Puts and Vertical spreadsnOptions adjustments and Spread adjustmentsnCalendar spreads (for Diagonals)nCredit spreads (for Butterfly spreads)nnWhat am I going to get from this course?nnLearn about three advanced strategies – Backspreads, Diagonals and Butterfly spreadsnLearn how the Backspread can be constructed in very creative waysnWhy the Backspread can be a monthly income strategy and a Volatility strategy at the same timenWhat are the differences between a Calendar spread and a DiagonalnWhy the Diagonal spread is considered an exotic strategynLearn about the very exciting Butterfly spreadnWhat are the best times to trade a Butterfly spreadnWhat are the specific applications of a Butterfly spread that can make it a very powerful weapon in your arsenal, especially if you have losing tradesnnFull detailsnnWhat is the target audience?nnOptions traders with all the basic knowledge and want to expand their knowledge of more advanced strategiesnnWhat you get with this course?nnNot for you? 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