Calendar spreads are a versatile options strategy that allows traders to capitalize on time decay and changes in implied volatility. This strategy involves selling a short-term option while simultaneously buying a longer-term option at the same strike price, creating a position that benefits from the passing of time and potential volatility shifts. More News from Barchart Calendar spreads are often used when traders expect limited price movement in the short term but anticipate increased volatility or ...

Ever Wonder Why Polymarket Odds Shift So Much As Resolution Dates Near?Well, it's to educate ya!In this video I breakdown Time Decay, and how it effects Prediction Markets&& How it can work WITH You... or AGAINST You...Full Video Belowhttps://t.co/SWLuDdam8P https://t.co/iJCKFVHRBY ...

Amazon (AMZN) is currently a compelling candidate for an iron condor strategy with the stock being stuck in between the 50 and 200-day moving averages. Amazon stock is also showing high implied volatility at 36.72% compared to a twelve-month low of 22.95%. More News from Barchart This allows traders to collect more premium, increasing the potential return and providing a wider margin for error on both sides of the trade. The company’s strong liquidity ensures tight bid-ask spreads, making it easier to ...

My Top Time Based Trades Right now.Gemini 3.0 to be released by Oct 31- They just released Nano Banana, likelihood of another model is slim before October, with this still being only a week old.- At 60c for the No, you still have a 40c return, which is a 66% gain if you hold to expire.- I think you will break 80c here sooner than later, and personally Ill start scaling outWill Israel raid Gaza aid flotilla by...?- September 10th is already at a near guarantee for No- September 15th is sitting at a NO for 80 ...

Nothing. Ever. Happens.(The Best Bet on Prediction Markets)There's an edge to have when it comes to just being patient on Prediction Markets.&& what I mean by this is the ability to hold a position early, and sit on your hands.Time Decay is a VERY real thing, and with that comes a premium for event based contracts.(an event Based Contract is a Market that resolves to No if an event does not occur by a given date, and vice versa for Yes)Now, I'm not saying take the above Prediction Market, but if you can sit ...