Microsoft Stock Rescuing A Put Selling Ladder Involves Understanding Its Flexibility and Risks – Investor Questions

The strategy I use for Microsoft Stock when selling puts, is the Put Selling Ladder. For investors unaware of the strategy this article lays out a good understanding of how this strategy works.

Rescue Microsoft Stock Put Selling Ladder

An investor on the members forum is having trouble with his Put Selling Ladder. Let’s look at his question and the approach he could consider to quickly repair this trade. I have also included additional information to possibly assist him and others in understanding the flexibility of the Put Selling ladder strategy as well as the adjusting of this strategy and the risks and benefits associated with using this strategy in a correction and bear market.

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Investor Questions:

I need help in repairing my MSFT trade. When you initiated the MSFT ladder trade, a few weeks back, I sold Feb 19 52.50 and 52 Puts which are in trouble. I earned an average of 60c per contract. What should be my repair trade for this? Thanks and regards Sada

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Microsoft Stock Rescue Of A Put Selling Ladder

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