I've been thinking of ways to hedge my trades to mitigate risk as my trades are mainly naked sold options contracts. This CALL trade is the first live trade of a hedge theory I came up with. If everything goes well this should expire uneventfully.
This Trade is paid for using 15% of the total Premium from the 2 other Nov naked option trades.
I bought the strike price as the previous 2 VXX spikes was between 40-50%.
Nov Trade structure
Trade 1 - SLG sold PUTS is aligned to the larger market direction (Bullish) and is the trade with the largest BP usage (40%). In this case, I did not utilize the full 40% as there was no reason to with my 5% monthly target
Trade 2 - JETS ETF sold CALLS is opposite the market direction with a utilisation of 25% BP
Trade 3 - Is the hedge. This VXX bought CALL is opposite the larger market direction and is funded from 15% of Trade 1 & 2 premiums
I have left 25% BP free in case of margin usage
Scenarios
If everything goes well, my Hedge should expire uneventfully and I keep the premiums from Trade 1 & 2
If things go bullish, Trade 1 will be good, Trade 2 will be at risk, Trade 3 will be uneventful and Trade 1 will lower the loss of Trade 2
If things go bearish, Trade 1 will be at risk, Trade 2 will be good, Trade 3 will be good and the returns of Trade 2 + Trade 3 will lower the loss of Trade 1
It's not full risk coverage but the aim is to mitigate risk. Let's see how this goes and I'll continue optimizing this.
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Correction Trade 1: BP Usage (45%) Trade 2: BP Usage (30%) Allowance BP: (25%)