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How I Turn $100 Risk Into $393 And Cut My Exposure
by Blake Young
Hey trader,
I paid 36 cents for an option yesterday. Three contracts. Total risk of $108.
The ES dropped 20 points. I sold the next strike for 67 cents and collected $201.
Now I have $93 locked in as profit. Zero risk remaining. And if this closes where I think it will, that $93 becomes $393.
This is how I trade zero DTE options on volatile days. Most traders are terrified of same-day expiration. I use it to eliminate risk while keeping full upside.
Let me walk you through the exact math.
P.S. Want tomorrow's levels today? Join me for my next Dark Wires webinar and see exactly how I design and execute trades like this the night before.
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