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How to Manage and Close the Super Bear Trade
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Managing a super bear strategy after initiation
- Final step in super bear strategy is managing the trade
- Essential to know how to close and adjust
- Decisions depend on market movement and portfolio
- Trader discretion on holding or closing the trade
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Super bear trade example with October 21st expiration
- Sold 7740-7750 call spread for 76.85
- 30 cent credit received
- Market down, trade shows $1,000 profit
- Potential $1,900 return if closed
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Trader discretion in closing super bear trades
- Closing depends on trader's risk tolerance
- High return on capital possible (over 200%)
- Still exposed if only closing call spread
- Best to close entire trade for fresh perspective
5:13SPX· ticker
Super bear trade with $20 wide put spread
- Potential $230 profit if below 7665
- Max loss $970 if trade goes in the money
- Cash settled, no assignment risk
- Losses are taken out of account
7:16SPX· ticker
Further out super bear trade with 70 cent credit
- 7855-7865 call spread sold for 70 cents
- Market move reduced profit potential
- Wider strikes don't guarantee more money
- Risk-reward differs between expirations
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