/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>16475298
>Laddering to eliminate downside and bank profits early is the real key to growing an account.
Can you explain this.

>There are also a few more aspects involving picking a security that I have not just mentioned such as IV being analyzed.

Also a real security would be good to see that.

To collect income I would just sell naked puts on stocks I would own anyway.
My example here is MUX and the trade is sell Jan 2022 $1 put for $0.25 premium.

Could you show an example trade in this format, but selling spreads.

>>16456114
>You want a trade you can put on now?
>max loss is $70. I can explain it too you.
I'm off so just in case you wanted it.

If you sell a $1 Jan 2022 put option today you could get paid $0.25
Option contracts are done in 100 lots, so multiply the numbers by 100.

If MUX goes to $0 you lose $75
If MUX is above $1 by Jan 2022 you made the $25 by risking $100.