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In this second installment of 0DTE explained, we discuss a few methods to potentially manage intraday risk in credit spreads, and how new trades can close out the risk, and in some cases even add more potential profits to a credit spread that is profitable but with remaining risk into day end. We use an Iron Condor as an example, with discussion of how a credit call spread on the same strikes and a credit put spread can lock in profits, and we also go over an example of how a debit call spread, inside a credit call spread level can lock in profits, while having the chance of significant gains if everything goes correctly. We also discuss how some of these trade management ideas can work in cash-settled names like SPX, but can have risk if used in non-cash-settled instruments like SPY or QQQ. Hope you enjoy!
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