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Rolling the PDS in a 1-1-1 Trade

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Finance

Market / Macro Context (from session commentary)

  • Broad indices: NASDAQ down about ~1.75 points, described as a dull/flat tape.
  • Volatility: VIX: 15.41 (low-volatility regime).
  • Indicator mention: “VWOP slowly but surely going down” (indicator-specific; not otherwise defined).
  • Technical levels / trend watch:
    • A repeated resistance ceiling around “6500 / 65 area” that has been very difficult to break.
    • Expectation of a big move either above or below that level.
    • Lean discussed toward eventually breaking above, but with a caveat that it could act like a triple/quadruple top and reverse downward.

Instruments / Tickers Explicitly Referenced

  • TQQ: Used as the symbol for an account (“TQQ account”).
  • E-mini / E-minis: Mentioned generally (no specific futures ticker cited).
  • NASDAQ: Index referenced (no specific futures ticker given).

Portfolio / Options Strategy (Core of the Video)

The discussion centers on managing a repeating “1-1-1” options trade using rolling.

“1-1-1” Roll Framework (step-by-step)

  1. Close a target position today (the “one that we need to close”).
  2. Review position Greeks before/after adjustment:
    • Example Greek state mentioned: ~3 delta, theta ~41, and ~40% by power (buying power).
    • Emphasis on staying delta-neutral with strong theta.
  3. Roll the short:
    • Specifically described as rolling 6050 → 6075 (same structure, “in the same name”).
    • Goal/rationale:
      • Generate additional premium (stated as “$2 credit”).
      • Reduce/align risk.
  4. Tie the roll together with prior credit:
    • The new trade is described as a “fully paid for lottery ticket” because the credit from closing the naked put funds the structure/spread.
    • The added roll credit is characterized as not materially “doing anything” with buying power (as stated by the speaker).
  5. Group positions for tracking:
    • Example: “1112 put debit spread” grouped under “one one one two.”

Profit-Taking / Timing Rules

For the “21-dayers” (≈21 DTE timeline)

  • Preference: take them off around 85–90% profit.
  • One example cited: 88% profit, but the speaker planned to wait until tomorrow.

Day/tenor management after rolling

  • After rolling, the session notes:
    • Current set shows ~52 days on the remaining structure(s).
    • Tomorrow’s setup is described as having ~72 days.

Key Numbers, Risk Notes, and Explicit Cautions

Account / P&L snapshots

  • “Little account”: up $27 (today).
  • TQQ account:
    • down ~$2.81
    • but up ~$108 on the year

Options levels / credits / prices

  • Planned roll attempt: close for about $150 debit (described as closing a “little puppy”).
  • Roll credit mentioned: “another $2 credit” on 6050 → 6075.

Explicit risk management commentary

  • “Remove the risk by 21 DTE” and avoid getting “too close to the sun” in a blow-up.
  • Warning: “The shorts will hurt more than the put PDS will help.”
  • Rule-of-thumb from another speaker:
    • Usually close around ~85% to free buying power (BP) for new trades.
  • Flexibility/timing suggestions:
    • Close around 14–15 days to manage risk.
    • Final plan mentioned: do it tomorrow to “squeeze a little bit more,” then continue daily actions.

Disclosures / Disclaimers

  • None explicitly stated in the subtitles (no “not financial advice” language appears).

Presenters / Sources Mentioned

  • Brad
  • PSG
  • DB
  • Mark
  • Murf
  • Mo
  • Bobby (main participant)
  • Brandon (responding with roll execution guidance)
  • Tom King (referenced for grouping/roll visualization style)

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