SPX Credit Spread Trader

Discussion in 'Journals' started by El OchoCinco, May 17, 2005.

  1. tplast

    tplast

    Ok, here they go.

    This is the call side only.
     
    #11011     Oct 11, 2006
  2. tplast

    tplast

    This is after adding the puts
     
    #11012     Oct 11, 2006
  3. tplast

    tplast

    This is a comparison between the two.

    Now, let the games begin :D
     
    #11013     Oct 11, 2006
  4. tplast

    tplast

    These are the greeks.
     
    #11014     Oct 11, 2006
  5. tplast

    tplast

    This is an analysis of each leg at 1360. It shows the opening and close values by oct 31.

    Volatility changes make a big difference, let me know if you want graphs with other vol values.

    And sorry for spamming, but couldn't figure out how to attach more than one pic. per post.
     
    #11015     Oct 11, 2006
  6. THANKS!

    Graph still looks to deep on the loss side and the shape is a little different than I was seeing but I am using SPX so I have to accont for the differences.

    How did you work in EWs, I thought you said it does not recognize EWs yet? Curious since I am thinking of getting OV. Does Tradestation's OptionStation do the same thing as OV? Maybe they have options on futures...

     
    #11016     Oct 11, 2006
  7. tplast

    tplast

    It doesn't support EW from the point of view that it doesn't create the strikes or pull the quotes automatically. But you can add the expiration dates and strikes that you need and it will calculate the teorethical values properly.


    [EDIT] When you order OV be sure to make them know you really want EW. The more people asking for it the faster they'll do it. They added weeklys not long after they became available, so EW should be close.
     
    #11017     Oct 11, 2006
  8. Got ya...

    and THANKS. Will let you know. Going to check out OptionStation quickly to see as well..



     
    #11018     Oct 11, 2006
  9. rdemyan

    rdemyan

    In TOS how do I graph the decay in the value of an option over time.

    Thanks.
     
    #11019     Oct 11, 2006
  10. Sign up with IB and use ES options and you can do these positions SPAN margin :)
     
    #11020     Oct 12, 2006