Two strategies every trader knows:
ICT Concepts
Support and Resistance
But no one knows the 90% probability strategy…
Credit Spreads: 🧵
ICT Concepts
Support and Resistance
But no one knows the 90% probability strategy…
Credit Spreads: 🧵
What Are Credit Spreads?
It’s an options strategy that involves selling and buying two contracts at a different strike price or expiration date.
The goal is to profit more from selling the option than you pay for buying the other option (and vice versa).
Here’s how to pick the best spreads:
It’s an options strategy that involves selling and buying two contracts at a different strike price or expiration date.
The goal is to profit more from selling the option than you pay for buying the other option (and vice versa).
Here’s how to pick the best spreads:
Profitable Spreads
Look at the previous 2-3 days of movement - overall trend.
If you’re bullish on the day, start by selecting a sell put.
Here’s why this strategy is so consistent:
Look at the previous 2-3 days of movement - overall trend.
If you’re bullish on the day, start by selecting a sell put.
Here’s why this strategy is so consistent:
90% Probability
Traders often lose when aiming for high-probability plays.
Credit spreads are the opposite, giving you a higher win rate.
Here’s an example:
Traders often lose when aiming for high-probability plays.
Credit spreads are the opposite, giving you a higher win rate.
Here’s an example:
Bullish Put Spread
In this case, we’re selling the $410 and buying the $409 at 0DTE.
We don’t want to end the day under $410.
It’s important to protect your position:
In this case, we’re selling the $410 and buying the $409 at 0DTE.
We don’t want to end the day under $410.
It’s important to protect your position:
Risk Management
With a high-probability strategy, you are going to take bigger losses, but the key is not to take a full hit.
When I take a loss, I get back into profit after just two trades because my MAX loss is only -125%.
Here’s how to chart these trades:
With a high-probability strategy, you are going to take bigger losses, but the key is not to take a full hit.
When I take a loss, I get back into profit after just two trades because my MAX loss is only -125%.
Here’s how to chart these trades:
Charting
Follow what the market is doing, don’t trade against it.
We’re not looking for big plays, we’re looking for high-probability plays.
How to trade the other side of the market:
Follow what the market is doing, don’t trade against it.
We’re not looking for big plays, we’re looking for high-probability plays.
How to trade the other side of the market:
Bearish Call Spread
Just like the bullish put spread, you always sell the strike closest to the price.
In this example, we’re buying the $421 and selling the $420 - we don’t want the day to end above $420.
Here’s how to get a better understanding:
Just like the bullish put spread, you always sell the strike closest to the price.
In this example, we’re buying the $421 and selling the $420 - we don’t want the day to end above $420.
Here’s how to get a better understanding:
Refining
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