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Trade Entry: Jan 3 - deep out of the money (DOTM) BWB on the Apr 21 exp (see image or post)
Adjustment: Feb 13 - moved 4 of the 10 2180 puts to the 2170 strike for a $0.80 credit
Note: SPX up 101 points from entry (2249.75); DIT 47
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Adjustment: Feb 13 - moved 1 of the 2 2210 puts to the 2200 strike for a $0.30 credit
Note: SPX up 72 points from entry (2279.07); DIT 44
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Adjustment: Feb 13 - moved all 3 of the 2310 puts to 2300 for a $3.05 credit
Note: SPX up 72 points from entry (2278.99); DIT 17
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Adjustment: Feb 13 - moved all 3 of the 2300 puts to 2285 for a $3.70 credit
Note: SPX up 77 points from entry (2274.32); DIT 26
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Adjustment: Feb 17 - moved all 3 of the 2325 puts to 2310 for a $3.80 credit
Note: SPX up 55 points from entry (2296.65); DIT 24
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Adjustment: Feb 17 - moved all 3 of the 2325 puts to 2315 fro a $2.90 credit
Note: SPX up 48 points from entry (2303.16); DIT 10
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Some of these adjusted trades will most likely be losing trades. With so many winning trades this year, I was starting to get uncomfortable...my core BWB has historically had a 75% win rate and I felt I was long overdue for some losers.
I currently have nine open trades, with expirations in March, April, and May. Total defined risk for these trades has increased with this week's adjustments and is currently at 59.9% of the account net liquidation value. This risk is broken down into the following groups:
- 15.8% of net liq - DOTM BWB
- 44.1% of net liq - core BWB at 75% of target size
Nine trades have been closed this year...eight wins and one loss. Return on the account for the year is at 2.8%. With nearly 60% of my account net liq being used, I will most likely not add any trades next week.
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2 comments:
Sorry new reader, any reason you trade BWB but only have IC and Strangle backtests? Are there any BWB backtests and how you structure them
Haven't gotten around to publishing BWB results yet...maybe towards the end of this year.
Thanks,
Dave
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