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0 DTE vs 45 DTE: Which Strategy Wins?
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0:00lesson
Zero DTE trade failures and risk management
- Burned 10% of portfolio from zero DTE trades
- Check strategy execution and risk management
- Strategies need active monitoring
- Take breaks to avoid emotional bias
- Conduct an autopsy on failed trades
1:33lesson
Zero DTE trade execution and profit targets
- Different approaches to zero DTE trading
- Profit targets vary by strategy
- Tighter strikes require tighter profit targets
- Market movement impacts iron condor performance
- Strikes too wide can lead to large losses
3:31lesson
Risk management and trade sizing
- Zero DTE isn't for everyone
- 45 DTE offers slower gamma risk
- Fix sizing before changing strategy
- Try smaller products to reduce risk
- Take breaks to reassess strategy
5:37lesson
Gamma risk and time horizon management
- Gamma risk increases as expiration nears
- Gamma and theta mirror each other
- Delta becomes unstable near expiration
- Roll out to 45 DTE to avoid instability
- Avoid taking unnecessary gamma risk
7:15lesson
Gamma risk and time horizon management
- Gamma risk increases as expiration nears
- Gamma and theta mirror each other
- Delta becomes unstable near expiration
- Roll out to 45 DTE to avoid instability
- Avoid taking unnecessary gamma risk
9:31lesson
Scam calls and market awareness
- Scam number 1800710-1892 pretending to be Chase
- Public service announcement on scam calls
- Phone calls from Tasty Live show popularity
- Scam calls use AI to generate calls
- Report scam calls to TPTtastylive.com
11:19lesson
Strategy selection for small accounts
- Small accounts need tight risk management
- Avoid naked puts/calls for small accounts
- Use vertical spreads for defined risk
- Focus on risk budgeting
- Avoid large positions for small accounts
13:23lesson
Risk budgeting and product selection
- Risk budgeting is crucial for small accounts
- Choose products with single point strikes
- Avoid high-risk products like ES or SanDisk
- Risk percentage should be low for small accounts
- Use verticals to test trading ability
15:24lesson
Risk budgeting and trade execution
- Risk budgeting determines trade size
- Avoid overexposure to single trades
- Use defined risk strategies like verticals
- Accept losing trades as part of trading
- Focus on learning from losses
17:07lesson
Exit rules for losing trades
- Exit losing trades based on defined risk
- Avoid holding trades in hope
- Use the 'would I re-enter' rule
- Accept losses as part of the process
- Focus on strategy over emotional attachment
18:52lesson
Summary and future programming
- Review and adjust zero DTE strategy
- Focus on risk tolerance and execution
- Tasty Live continues with live trading
- Questions and research submitted weekly
- Next programming includes live trading analysis
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