Have you traded 0DTE options?

Tiger_chat
03-20

Zero-day expiration (0DTE) options, also known as same-day expiration options, are options contracts that expire on the same day they are traded. This concept has been expanded: options expiring that week can also be counted as 0DTE.

Most time I traded 0DTE, they ended up with losses. As 0DTE options are extremely speculative and come with a high level of risk. The short expiration period means these options are very sensitive to short-term price fluctuations.

For example, when I buy OTM 0DTE options. I bet on stock to rise above or dip above the current price. It's cheap, meaning hard to achieve. However, if the stock rises or dips significantly, the 0DTE options may bring over 1000% gains.

Therefore, its advantage is 0DTE options can offer the potential for rapid and substantial profits if the underlying asset moves in the desired direction shortly after the trade is executed.

Overall, 0DTE options can be a powerful tool for experienced traders looking to profit from short-term price movements, but they should be approached with caution due to their high risk and limited time frame.

You can find top 0DTE options in "Stocks" --> "Option"

$SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust(SPY)$ $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$

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  • mster
    ·03-21
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    I trade 0DTE options on a regular basis both on QQQ and SPY. However I sell as suppose to buy. Both put and call (covered). If the result wasn’t to my desired direction I will roll it out to a later date before it expires. While profits are limited to the premium collected form selling vs buying its is to a certain extent ‘safer’ or rather more manageable
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  • Bintang7781
    ·03-20
    Great article, would you like to share it?
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