The tastylive network Market Measures - November 6, 2025 - Impatient Bulls 0 DTE SPX Put Spreads Part 3
Nov 6, 2025
Hosts dive into the thrill of market action, examining index declines and sector movers. They discuss the psychology behind buying dips, weighing regret against market strategy. Julia shares her favorite research pieces on options risk and the Greeks, acknowledging their trading importance. The focus shifts to managing zero-day SPX credit put spreads, backed by strong historical performance. Intraday trading strategies and the impact of volatility in the late morning are also analyzed, revealing high win rates and profit potential.
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Zero-Day Put Spreads Performed Well Recently
- Zero-day SPX credit put spreads have been highly profitable over the past 2.5 years in a bullish market environment.
- Managing early winners and redeploying capital into fresh zero-day trades amplified returns during that period.
Traders' Tolerance For Zero-Day Stress
- Julia says zero-day positions give her anxiety because she constantly monitors them intraday.
- Both hosts admit they prefer being done early rather than managing rolls all day.
Take Profits Early And Redeploy
- Close a winning zero-day put spread early (e.g., at 10%–20% of max profit) and sell a fresh spread to redeploy capital intraday.
- This approach captured multiple morning winners when markets trended upward over the dataset.