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One of These Trades Lets You Be Wrong and Still Make Money.
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0:00lesson
Long/Short Verticals — directional vs. theta-neutral
- Long verticals play direction without theta drag
- Short verticals use theta to offset risk
- Directional bias defines strategy spirit
- Theta impact varies by strategy type
1:46lesson
Short Verticals — directional bias with theta advantage
- Short puts = bullish, short calls = bearish
- Calendar works in favor of short verticals
- Profit targets achievable without full move
- Time decay benefits the seller
3:23SpaceX· ticker
SpaceX — long vertical setup at 112
- Buy 110 call, sell 115 call
- Risk 2.50, reward 3.00
- 43% probability of profit
- Theta impact neutralized
5:02SpaceX· ticker
SpaceX — long vertical vs. naked call
- Vertical reduces theta drag
- Max loss increases without short leg
- Unlimited upside vs. capped profit
- Theta neutral vs. negative theta
6:55SpaceX· ticker
SpaceX — short put spread at 195
- Collect $2 credit, risk 3.00
- 57% probability of profit
- Theta works in favor of seller
- Need stock above 100 for profit
8:40AMD· ticker
AMD — short put spread at 410/400
- Risk 0.50 to make 1.00
- Theta advantage over long verticals
- Profit if stock stays above 400
- Cleaner curve visualization
10:27lesson
Verticals — risk/reward tradeoffs
- Long verticals require full move
- Short verticals allow partial move
- Theta management defines strategy
- Probability vs. risk balance
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