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How Do You Adjust A Call Ratio Spread? In this video, we will guide you through the process of adjusting a call ratio spread, a strategy that can be complex but is essential for effective options trading. We will cover the fundamentals of this strategy, including how it works and the reasons for making adjustments when market conditions change. You’ll learn about various adjustment techniques, such as adding long calls to hedge against risks, rolling your short calls to higher strike prices, and managing exposure to time decay and volatility.

Understanding how to monitor implied volatility and its effects on your position is critical for success. We will also discuss the importance of setting profit targets and stop-loss levels to protect your investments. Whether you're new to options trading or looking to refine your skills, this video will provide you with practical strategies to help you manage your call ratio spread effectively.

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