Letters To S&C by Technical Analysis, Inc. OPTION CREDIT SPREADS Editor, I just read Sam Bhugaloo’s article on option credit spreads in the STOCKS & COMMODITIES annual Bonus Issue. The article was well written, easily understood, and fascinating. I would like to know if there are any other articles available by the same author. I have a question relating to the article: When trading option credit spreads on commodities, how many front months should I be considering? JACQUES Sam Bhugaloo replies: I am pleased you enjoyed the article. When trading bull put option credit spreads or bear call option credit spreads, you should consider the commodities with 50–90 days’ expiration. Remember that time decay is your friend, so you don’t want to trade months that are too near or too far out. I have had two articles published previously in S&C magazine: “The Power Of Implied Volatility” (July 2006) and “Watch The Commercials” (October 2006). I believe both of these articles can be purchased from the STOCKS & COMMODITIES online store at www.Traders.com. |
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