Bought to close SPX July 22nd 2020/2030 short put vertical for a .15 debit; it's done its job. Rolled SPX July 22nd 2110/2120 short call vert to July 29th 2115/2125 short call vert for a .75 debit and sold an SPX July 29th 2085/2095 short call vertical to finance the call side roll, completing a July 29th 2085/2095/2115/2125 iron condor. The strike improvement on the call side isn't much, but I tend to make these strike improvements small and incrementally over time.
Bought VIX Aug 17th 12.5P/14.5P/15C/17C "Super Bull" for a .25 debit. The "Super Bull" is made up of two parts -- a short put vertical (bullish) assumption, for which you receive a credit; and a long call vertical (also bullish assumption), for which you pay a debit. In essence, the short put vertical pays for the long call vertical. Ideally, I'm looking for an up move at some point to take off either the short put vert in profit, the long call vert in profit, or the entire setup off at once ... .
Bought VIX Aug 17th 12.5P/14.5P/15C/17C "Super Bull" for a .25 debit. The "Super Bull" is made up of two parts -- a short put vertical (bullish) assumption, for which you receive a credit; and a long call vertical (also bullish assumption), for which you pay a debit. In essence, the short put vertical pays for the long call vertical. Ideally, I'm looking for an up move at some point to take off either the short put vert in profit, the long call vert in profit, or the entire setup off at once ... .
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