$TSLA dropped on earnings (as suspected) but it's already bouncing 2% and that's exactly why just buying straight puts to express you bearish views is very risk, especially before earnings with implied vol pumped.
This is why you need a framework that takes into account the Greeks and points you towards more effective directional trades that don't crushed by THETA and VEGA. We banked over 100% on out put fly this morning even after the stock bounced.
If you struggle to find the right trade that doesn't just buy expensive earnings vol maybe we can help.
I built this cheat sheet to give people a simple guide that helps identify the trade that reflects your view on both spot and volatility.
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Aunt Amanda Sees it's for the Wrong Day 😡
Uncle Jim Rebooks Flight for the right day 😐
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