
In this section, we will briefly go over what you will learn with this course!
Risk disclosure
Explore the short delta dilemma in delta-neutral premium selling. The Iron Duck strategy preserves theta decay, limits downside risk, and profits as the market rises, without adjustments.
Understand why weekly options are used, entering 30 to 60 days to expiration to maximize decay, while gamma near expiration can be a strategic benefit and complements monthly income strategies.
Explain trading index options with SP and Rut, focusing on cash-settled european style options and the tax benefits of section 1256, plus weekly and monthly settlement notes.
Explore the iron duck strategy, a broken-wing, skewed iron condor with a call vertical in the money, offering defined risk and IRA-eligible trading on SPX.
Set up iron duck spread by selling the 65 delta call and 15 delta puts, buying one higher strike and 10 delta puts; target 85% pop and no upside risk.
Close the iron duck by exiting at 100% of initial credit and setting a break-even alert. Avoid hard stop losses; exit manually near expiration and avoid adjustments or rolls.
Backtest a five-year iron duck options spread to show performance through probabilities, not cherry-picking. It covers deltas, expirations, drawdown, and real-money trading across market regimes.
Analyze the iron duck options spread's beak profit zone, ten-day expiry, and large downside buffer, with beak profits around $100 on a $1,900 capital.
Learn to manage portfolio delta with the iron duck strategy by beta weighting to spy, balancing long delta and protective downside buffers as expiration approaches.
Calculate the probability of touching as about two times the inverse of the probability of profit, or two times delta, guiding exit stops below break-even in iron duck strategies.
Master iron duck risk management by sizing no more than 30% of your account, laddering entries across expirations to spread break-evens, and hedging against black swan events with futures.
Master the navigation trading method: ladder European options on SPX and Rut with 1-21 days to expiration, spreading entries across dates and expirations to manage risk and target steady profits.
Master the iron duck options spread with a delta adjustments cheat sheet targeting a pop above 85%, while limiting risk to the initial credit and exiting near expiration.
Present the structure of iron duck options spreads for stocks and ETFs, focusing on earnings announcements, risk-reducing tweaks, and variations like broken wing iron butterfly and jade lizard.
Master the iron duck options spread: sell 65 delta calls, buy higher strikes, sell 15 delta puts, buy 10 delta puts, with no upside risk, $1 credit, and 85% probability.
Close the iron duck spread by exiting at a stop loss equal to 100% of the initial credit and near expiration if profitable, with a break even alert.
Identify the core stocks and ETFs for the iron duck spread, focusing on SPY, DIA, QQQ, and IWM above $200, with earnings-driven volatility offering additional trading opportunities.
Learn to trade iron ducks around earnings by selecting liquid stocks, aiming for at least $1 credit and $100 max profit, using weekly or 21-day expirations with risk controls.
Explore a Netflix earnings iron duck example, setting up an iron condor with 65 delta calls and 15 delta puts, assessing credit, risk, and exit strategies.
For small accounts, trade iron condors on DIA, SPI, QQQ, and IWM with about ten days to expiration, risking around $300 per trade and aiming for roughly a 5% return.
This lecture explains the broken wing iron butterfly, a high-probability, no upside risk variation of the iron duck, offering higher max profit and strict exit rules.
Master the iron duck cheat sheet for liquid stocks and ETFs; trade delta spreads (65/15) for at least 85% pop with no upside risk and a 100% credit stop.
Set up iron duck spread by selling 65 delta call and 15 delta put, buying higher strike and 10 delta puts, with no upside risk and 85% probability of profit.
This lecture walks through setting up an iron duck iron condor on the S&P 500 using TOS and tastyworks, selecting 65-delta strikes and adjusting with the analyze tab.
Close the iron duck by exiting on loss or expiration for futures, using a break-even alert. Respect no adjustments or rolls and rely on theoretical stop at 100% initial credit.
Learn how iron duck futures options behave at expiration on es, explore assignment and exercise outcomes, max profit zones, and near-expiration exit strategies.
Explain the reverse iron duck, a setup with no downside risk by making calls pricier than puts. Gold illustrates about 85% profit probability and break-even dynamics.
Explore the navigation trading method: ladder into multiple options on futures across 7+ days to expiration, entering across different days and expiration cycles to improve probabilistic outcomes.
Explore the iron duck options spread in a live class Q&A, learning a short-delta, no-risk-to-the-upside strategy with an 85% probability of profit and clear entry criteria.
In this live class q&a, we discuss iron duck trades, expiration behavior, exit strategies, assignment and broker fees, and how 1–21 day trades capitalize on volatility and theta decay.
Join the free navigation trading community to access core options basics and spread courses—iron condors, calendar spreads, and butterflies, plus directional strategies—via discord, with free content and optional pro upgrades.
You may have traded the Iron Condor...or the Iron Butterfly...but have you ever traded an Iron Duck?
Learn to trade the Iron Duck Options Spread for consistent profits!
This is a very high probability options trading strategy that is easy to manage and NO ADJUSTMENTS necessary.
The strategy can be traded in a small account (with as little as a few hundred dollars) with the ability to scale up size for those with 7 figure accounts.
The Iron Duck gives you the ability to completely eliminate risk to one side of the trade, while giving you a HUGE "risk buffer" to the other side.
This strategy can be traded in an IRA or Margin account, and your risk is DEFINED, so you know your max risk at the time you enter the trade.
In this course, we also present back-tested results to show you how different setups would have performed over specific periods of time.
Profits are important...but MANAGING RISK is more important! We show you exactly how to manage risk to provide the optimal strategy performance over time.
We have been trading this strategy for over 5 years...every week...every month...every year!
It's one of our top strategies for creating consistent profits!