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Bear Put Spread
VXXMay 16 (31 dte)
Debit
$257
Profit
243
Breakeven
52.47
VXX is a volatility product
not a company or ETF. Given the large selloff we’ve just experienced as a result of the tariff news
volatility has spiked significantly
sending the vol futures into what as known as “backwardation” (front volatility contracts are higher than back month volatility contracts
a major “holy ****” indicator). Typically this situation resolves quick
but not always. In the event of a volatility reversion
the trade will do well.
Custom (put verticals + call verticals)
DGSep 19 (157 dte)
Debit
$33
Profit
1033
Breakeven
$59.84
DG (Dollar General) is not entirely recession proof
since no company is
but it’s a great play for a recession. If consumers are priced out of non-discount retailers like TGT
WMT
et al.
then they will go to places like Dollar General. So from a macro/fundamentals standpoint. By selling a put spread
we are making a commitment to buy the shares at the short strike
while also buying protection in case things go absolutely pear shaped. The long strike also allows for less capital in use (aka leverage).
Bear Put Spread
VXXMay 16 (31 dte)
Debit
$257
Profit
243
Breakeven
52.47
VXX is a volatility product
not a company or ETF. Given the large selloff we’ve just experienced as a result of the tariff news
volatility has spiked significantly
sending the vol futures into what as known as “backwardation” (front volatility contracts are higher than back month volatility contracts
a major “holy ****” indicator). Typically this situation resolves quick
but not always. In the event of a volatility reversion
the trade will do well.
Custom (put verticals + call verticals)
DGSep 19 (157 dte)
Debit
$33
Profit
1033
Breakeven
$59.84
DG (Dollar General) is not entirely recession proof
since no company is
but it’s a great play for a recession. If consumers are priced out of non-discount retailers like TGT
WMT
et al.
then they will go to places like Dollar General. So from a macro/fundamentals standpoint. By selling a put spread
we are making a commitment to buy the shares at the short strike
while also buying protection in case things go absolutely pear shaped. The long strike also allows for less capital in use (aka leverage).
Bear Put Spread
VXXMay 16 (31 dte)
Debit
$257
Profit
243
Breakeven
52.47
VXX is a volatility product
not a company or ETF. Given the large selloff we’ve just experienced as a result of the tariff news
volatility has spiked significantly
sending the vol futures into what as known as “backwardation” (front volatility contracts are higher than back month volatility contracts
a major “holy ****” indicator). Typically this situation resolves quick
but not always. In the event of a volatility reversion
