Module 1 – Details of the trade
Module 4 – Best Ways to Enter and Exit Iron Condors
Module 5 – Iron Condor Entry Rules
Module 7 – Sample Iron Condor Trading Plan
Module 8 – How to Trade a “Mouse Ear”
Module 9 – How to Deal With Early Assignment
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An Iron Condor is a type of options trading strategy that involves selling two credit spreads with different strike prices on the same underlying asset, with the goal of profiting from the time decay of options and a neutral market outlook.
Iron Condors can provide traders with a high probability of profit, limited risk, and a wide profit range.
They can be used in both bullish and bearish market conditions, and are particularly useful in range-bound markets.
The main risk associated with Iron Condors is the potential for large losses if the underlying asset moves outside of the profit range.
Additionally, they can be difficult to adjust if the market moves against your position.
To trade Iron Condors, you first need to select an underlying asset and determine your profit range. Then, you can sell two credit spreads with different strike prices within that range.
You should also set stop loss orders to limit your risk.
Some common mistakes to avoid when trading Iron Condors include not setting stop loss orders, not adjusting your position when the market moves against you, and overtrading.
While you don’t necessarily need any special tools or software to trade Iron Condors, some traders find it helpful to use options analysis software to evaluate potential trades and monitor their positions.