META position adjustment for demo portfolio
In this video, I walk through a key adjustment I made to our Meta (META) bull call spread position. Originally set up as a 660/670 spread, I rolled it down to a 600/620 spread to increase the probability of success and maximize potential profit. I'll explain why I made this move, how it changes our risk/reward, and why adjusting options trades can be a powerful strategy in uncertain markets. Plus, I'll give an update on our overall portfolio performance compared to the S&P 500 and Nasdaq. Watch to learn how to adapt options trades for better outcomes! 🚀📈
🔹 Original Trade: 660/670 bull call spread
🔹 Adjustment: Rolled down to 600/620
🔹 Why? Higher probability & potential profit
🔹 Portfolio Update: Outperforming the market despite recent declines
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