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📌 ATM Monthly Sell Call & Put + Next-Month Hedge

A Low VIX Strategy Explained in Detail
In the current market environment, volatility is low and many traders are confused about which option strategies work best in low VIX conditions.
In this video, I explain a structured option selling framework where:

We sell ATM Call & Put in the current month

And buy Call & Put in the next month as a hedge

This is not a “quick income” or “guaranteed profit” strategy.

The focus of this video is to help you understand:

✅ Why low VIX is more suitable for this setup
✅ How time decay works in your favor
✅ The role of next-month hedges in risk control
✅ How this strategy behaves in different market conditions

🔹 What You’ll Learn
Why low volatility environments favor structured option selling
How monthly selling differs from weekly selling
Why hedging is important, even in range-bound markets
How risk is managed logically instead of emotionally

🔹 Important Notes
Adjustments depend on market behavior and will be explained separately during backtesting.
This video is purely for educational purposes.
No fixed returns, no profit guarantees — only experience-based explanation.

If you are trying to understand how option strategies are built and managed, rather than just copying trades, this video will give you the right framework.

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