Reverse Iron Butterfly Options Strategy Explained - Full Example on $AAPL

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What Is a Butterfly Spread?
The term butterfly spread refers to an options strategy that combines bull and bear spreads with a fixed risk and capped profit. These spreads are intended as a market-neutral strategy and pay off the most if the underlying asset does not move prior to option expiration. They involve either four calls, four puts, or a combination of puts and calls with three strike prices.

Reverse Iron Butterfly Spread
The reverse iron butterfly spread is created by writing an out-of-the-money put at a lower strike price, buying an at-the-money put, buying an at-the-money call, and writing an out-of-the-money call at a higher strike price. This creates a net debit trade that's best suited for high-volatility scenarios. Maximum profit occurs when the price of the underlying moves above or below the upper or lower strike prices.

The strategy's risk is limited to the premium paid to attain the position. The maximum profit is the strike price of the written call minus the strike of the bought call, less the premiums paid.

What is an Iron Butterfly?
Options offer many strategies to make money that cannot be duplicated with conventional securities and not all are high-risk ventures. For example, the iron butterfly strategy can generate steady income while limiting risks and profits.

The iron butterfly strategy is a member of a group of option strategies known as “wingspreads” because each strategy is named after a flying creature like a butterfly or condor. The strategy is created by combining a bear call spread with a bull put spread with an identical expiration date that converges at a middle strike price. A short call and put are both sold at the middle strike price, which forms the “body” of the butterfly, and a call and put are purchased above and below the middle strike price, respectively, to form the “wings.”

This strategy differs from the basic butterfly spread in two respects. First, it is a credit spread that pays the investor a net premium at open while the basic butterfly position is a type of debit spread. Second, the strategy requires four contracts instead of three.

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JakeBroe
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la explicacion es maravillosa. Un reparo al respecto, para el ejemplo practico Sr Broe a elegido una stock de muy poca volatilidad. Igualmente para Reverse iron Fly es poco probable lograr profits. mejor discriminar por alta volatilidad, entonces alta probabilidad. saludos

franciscomoralesaliaga
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Hey Jake. At the end, when you said you can close 1 leg when the price shoots below 170 on the put side, which side do you close? Did you mean close the "Put Spread" since it already served its purpose.

And then if it went back up, you finally close the call spread to close all positions. thanks

viewezlalan
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Thank you Jake for a new strategy which is very interesting. It will be good to explore in future after learning about adjustments. Could I ask you to show adjustments for your other strategies including CALL and PUT (I.e.) if the trade goes in opposite direction, what adjustments do we do?

deviambati
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Great video Jake.

I have an easy question, I think you have provided in some of your videos.

What are the top 3 investing books you would recommend?

Thank you:)

engineerengineer
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👏👏👏Great content, thank you !🙏🙏🙏 Btw, how would it be to use this strategy with weekly options that have a high Gamma?

montelisin
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Jake I just had my Vaginoplasty Surgery yesterday and in the hospital recovering! You're vids are keeping me going!

Emily_Quinn
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Thank you! Cant wait for the iron condor. Did you check out the 20 EMA and the vwap?

kevinkinsella
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Quality Content as usual. If you don't mind me asking, what is your typical click through rate on your stock market videos? You have a good channel and I need to gauge what I should be realistically expecting on my videos.

ScottLeRay
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hey Jake! is their any adjustment we can do to not make a significant loss ?

ashukumar
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Thanks for the video Jake. Bull Put Credit Spread vs Bull Call Debit spread, which is a better Bull strategy in your opinion. I think since theta works in our favor, Put credit spread is a better option.

shb
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Is this also called the wheel strategy? Or no?

Thank you for this. I love your info. Thank you!

JuanRodriguez-ojsw
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Is this for iron condors vs iron butterflies? Newbie question...

DepthWish
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Do you use a MacBook Pro laptop or the I Mac desktop? Do you daytrade?

clydesdalelawn
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IVP and IVR play a significant role in this strategy. The lower the IVP and IVR at entry, the better. IV can increase while price action is small, yielding more profit.

dariusmaize
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Regular viewer and love all your contents

johnhartford
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Low IV could be a play, volatility reverses to the mean

jasgap
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I got finally got into Schwab but the app interface is confusing. I have different p/l ration and I don't know how to close the debit spread. Can I close the one I bought only and let the sold one run its course?

bigloo
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Can you do more conceptual videos on more basic types of options and like show reasoning behind why you would open/close certain positions ect ect?

xdanstax
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Good strategy entering high volatility new year

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