The Top 3 0 DTE Options Trading Strategies

SLIDE CORRECTION:

Cash Received Selling 4504 Put
Cash Paid Buying 4490 Put

00:00 - Intro to 0 DTE Optoins
02:02 - Credit Spread 0DTE
05:51 - Iron Condor 0DTE
10:18 - Calendar Spread 0DTE

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[SofiaJamesH]

Investments are the roots of financial security; the deeper they grow, the stronger your future will be."

[CameronFussner]

Biggest lesson i learnt in 2022 in the trading market is that nobody knows what is going to happen next, so practice some humility and follow a strategy with a long term edge.

[ShekyYT]

Please do a follow up video when the trade moves against you slightly or significantly, and outline how you would manage the trades in those cases.

[desiexpat]

Very well explained....certainly worth the small risk ...even if you make 10% a day on 0dte....

THANK YOU

[narasimhavempaty]

There is a typo in the Iron Condor slide showing the final tally. The long call strike was shown as 4435 instead of 4485

[vincentlowryyoutube]

Seth, your options videos are top notch. No one covers it as clearly and quickly as you do. I don't often comment on videos, but I just wanted to drop this line in case you see it to thank you for spending the time to make these.

[mrut]

Great videos. Could you also include a few examples of how to manage them when the market is moving against you…exit strategies to minimize loss. Thanks

[ATLJB]

Credit spreads are good but you need to get direction right… Good luck with that, the way the market has been moving… I do a zero day iron fly. Let price drop early then buy back the call. Market pushes back up then close out the whole thing. Or in reverse if it goes up first. We have volatility so take advantage of it. If you do a credit spread, make sure you take profits on it before price reverses.. Also keep pattern day trading rules in mind if you are under 25k.

[GeminiOneFive]

It would be more beneficial IMO to see what you do when the trade goes against you. - Thank You.

[aGratDy]

This is one of the best channels for stocks trading

[artem]

Great video. Explanations on point. As I understood the strategies correct, you protect yourself by selling and buying puts/calls on ODTE. But the examples was only if that goes in our favor. How high would be profit if it goes against our favor? It would be nice to see a Part 2 video which covers this points.

[ianLord]

This is a good explanation of the basics however don't be fooled. It is much much more important to have a very solid risk management strategy, especially with 0DTE as the market will absolutely move against your positions more often that you can imagine and you will have very little time to react. You must know what to do in case your positions are attacked BEFORE you open them.

[马鲁米齐马米]

Thanks for the great work. Have learned a lot from this video. There is a typo at 7:55, Cash Paid Buying 4435 Call, should be 4485 instead of 4435.

[susiefitzsimmons]

I really appreciate your videos. You explain things in a very thorough easily understandable way. Thank you.

[CrazyTrio-il]

I watched all your videos🙏💚 It would be helpful if you included in your videos an explanation of option rolls if the price goes against you🙏

[nareshagarwal]

Very clearly explained the 0 DTE strategies ❤

[alext]

for the calendar spread example, what is not clear is how we are supposed to be able to sell that 1DTE call for 13.55 ? we have to wait for expiration on 0DTE at 4pm so its expired worthless, but then we have to keep 1DTE overnight to be able to sell it and therefore will have to seel it on makret open next day but the price will be different? Or you are suggesting to buy the 0DTE call back at say 3:55pm and also sell 1DTE ?

[ashwinaditi]

Great explanation, i have been curious for a while, I intend retiring/working much less in 5 years and keen to know best, how people split their pay, how much of it goes into savings, spendings or investments? I earn up to $180K per year, but nothing to show for it yet

[graceh.]

Thanks for the education. For the 0-DTE calendar, what if the calendar gets deep in the money and you can't close it at closing bell?

[MrFabian]

This is amazing. So call calendar spreads are definitely a bearish trade? One you can do instead of a call credit spread? I could understand why it’s very important for the short call to expire worthless. But you need to also try and make sure the value of the call is definitely higher than the debit price of the trade? Would it be better to buy a call 3-5 days to expiration? Or even more? I can see how that can add much more extrinsic value to the call.