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0:00 Intro
1:27 Difference Net Debit vs Net Credit Options
7:35 Best time use Credit Spreads
11:52 Benefits doing Option Spreads
13:28 Options Trading Strategies for SMALL ACCOUNTS
17:24 Favorite Option Trading Strategy

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Today we are going to answer the question, which is better, credit versus debit option spreads? By the end of this video, you will know when the right time is to use a debit and a credit spread for the best cash flow and return in a large and small account!

First a brief overview of the difference between a debit and credit spread in option trading. If we expect the market to go up, and we want to buy a debit option spread, then we will buy a call option with a lower strike price and sell a call option with a higher strike price. I we want to do a credit option spread, then we will sell a put option at a higher strike price and buy put option to cover it at a lower strike price.

On the other hand, if we think that the market is going to decline, and we want to do a debit option spread, then we buy a put option at a higher strike price and sell a put option at a lower strike price. Or if we wanted to do this for a credit, then we would sell a call option at a lower strike price and buy a call option to cover it at a higher strike price.

When is the right time to use a debit spread and a credit spread?

Let’s take a look at an example of debit and credit option spreads.

As option traders we obviously want to put the odds in our favor as much as possible. If you are willing to buy and sell options, it can be better to sell options or do credit spreads when volatility is higher than normal. However, when volatility is below average, your odds can potentially be better if you use a debit spread.

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