How to Trade the Iron Condor Strategy | Options Trading Concepts

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[blufordbirdsong]

Hi I know that this is a very old video, but the info is still relevant and helpful. I know that you guys also suggest getting out at 21 DTE. Is this the case for iron condors as well? So would it be exit at 50% max profit, or 21 DTE which ever comes first? (This is my strategy for credit spreads) Or do you suggest holding out until 50% or expiration? Thanks.

[Researcherdr]

In a 2013 VID Tom says to terminate the trade at 25% as the p/l per day is higher? Can you explain differences?