How to Trade Calendar & Diagonal Spreads l Best TIPS l Options Trading

[@bmatt9379]

Best options info on the internet. Thanks.

[@bobzador4038]

Great Video, how do you setup an exit order for a Calendar Spread on TOS . Also at what percent loss/gain should you exit the trade

[@OptionsPlay]

The setup of the exit order would the same as a debit spread. The rules are generally the same to cut losses at 50% loss and manage the short option the same way you would manage a covered call.

[@annenguyen3037]

Hi for the call Diagonal spread AAPL: buy 6 month 130$ call sell 1 month $142 call when the "1 month $142 call" will expire, can I sell another "1 month $142 call" based/using on the same "6 month 130$ call", or do I have to close this spread and create a new call Diagonal spread

[@thetradingcrew]

Amazing content Tony, thank you so much!

[@OptionsPlay]

Thank you for watching! I appreciate your feedback.

[@damaddog8065]

Nice work!

[@britney7034]

Hi Tony, can you please clarify how did you come up with $275 & $325 numbers which are profits between on Call Calendar spread on FB at 17.30min? Since our net debit is 10$ shouldn't our profits be between $290 & $310 (300-10 & 300+10), same analogy like in the previous example you explained with Short Straddle? Thank you

[@trff5746]

maybe the credit from the shortterm 300 strike, 10$ debit in total but 5month call wont go to 0 in 2 months, lol fb 8 days later goes to 330 now 2 months later its 343, blown past 300, i have calendar 350-360call3month 350 expired last week now sold 375 1month call, also have sold 260p 2023 when the stock was 255

[@wmbrice]

Great session, Tony. Thank you so much!

[@ramneekgill5580]

Newbie here, but my question is about long calls. Although the breakeven price matters when the option expires, can't the trade still be profitable below that price. For the example at min 23 if you buy a APPL call at 143 breakeven price when the share is at $130, if the stock goes up, let's say 2% (so from 130 to 132.6) --and thus the option contract gains maybe 8-10%, then can't you close out the contract and get the gain, far below the breakeven price?

[@MelodyJacksonPhD]

Theoretically, yes. However, you have time decay (theta) working against you. If the stock goes up 2%, the price of the option may or may not go up accordingly depending on how fast the theta is decaying -- which accelerates the closer you get to the Expiry Date. But yes, a long all can be used as a Stock Replacement Strategy and you can profit... but as you get closer to the Exp Date.... PAY CLOSE ATTENTION!

[@adityasambhy]

Dear Tony in your example of the Call Calendar spread which comes at 19 minutes in the session there is a mistake...In scenario 1 if the FB stock has moved above 300 price then the calls you have sold in the 2 month bucket will make losses which will be greater than the profit made in the Buy Call of 5 month.

[@mehultanna7973]

what is yhe best app to do option trading

[@brianlarsen3209]

Is it possible to use diagonals to leg into larger time spreads like iron condor, or iron butterfly?

[@sergeitokmakovesq.9153]

Thanks

[@sunilsoni730]

Which is better, double calendar or double diagonal calendar ?

[@scottsomer4150]

IMO the calendar better approximates the Iron Butterfly than the Straddle

[@ryanperkins1525]

Why is every video for the first time learner? where are the advanced calendar option discussions?

[@juliopaglione6077]

Add subtitles, please !!

[@trff5746]

lol fb 8 days later goes to 330 now 2 months later its 343, blown past 300