 Then what we do right after this. Okay, so you can do this right after this trade So there are some edges you can get When you do it at the initial trade itself There are some edges you can get which you should do it right after you put the first part of it Because you don't want to give the guy a signal right away that this is what you're thinking Okay, and I know they don't have time to focus on it like so individually like that But these guys are very very smart. They know the stuff. So don't underestimate them In this case it would be right after the first trade. So let's say I go in for a first trade Of course markets not open now, but let's say I did this okay, and then Right after that, what can you do? To at least, you know capture some edge here in this case. I think the best option would be this and In this case there are not too many options because the stock itself is sort of an uncertain state So here what you would do see first of all Let me explain the philosophy of this of this kind of thinking because as I said, it's all about out of the box Okay, so if you expect this debit spread to be profitable Okay, if you expect this debit spread to be profitable, even if it's just like 200 bucks or 300 bucks or 400 bucks Whatever the case might be Okay, if you expect it to be profitable You're going to be a winner because because it has to go through your win before your loss So I would create a credit spread the very next minute. Okay, so here by and Here it's sell now So we'll have to change the strikes, but let's sell the 275 and 280 you keep it the same width look at this trade It becomes a break-even At the very least it becomes a break-even. Okay, now I'll tell you what the problem is obviously a spread from 262 to 267 Cannot be the same as 275 to 280. Okay, so let's say We gave we gave some slippage which you will have to do. This is not possible So if you if you did that then let's say you got only credit of say 1.3 All right, that's reasonable you got credit of 1.3 and therefore you do have a loss situation because you cannot This would have been a free arbitrage trade if it was So you get a credit of say even 1.2 That's fine But look what you did to your trade, you know, what is your max loss 300 bucks? Now if that's not an edge, then what is it, right? You took a debit spread you had risk of 1.51 You've just reduced that risk to 30 cents and still maintain your profitability as far as the spread is concerned Now if that is not an edge on a trade What is it? But the thing is it has to strike you and for every trade every situation every stock is going to be different So it's not about just knowing one little tactic. It's about knowing these kind of tactics for every situation Okay, that's what it's all about and that is exactly what we do in trade a max So this is an edge absolutely an edge If it goes down if I'm because it's so uncertain if it goes down, you know, I'm gonna lose 30 You know 300 bucks, right? I don't even have to lose that. Okay, by the way I'm just saying because I have like what 26 days to expiry or something 26 or 30 or whatever So, you know, if it starts going down, you know, your bear call is going to be making a profit Big time. I'll switch that over over here. So adjustments tactics, you know, getting the edge These are all critical elements to become, you know, a good options export. Okay, so all these are necessary It's not that nice to have or anything if you just trade a plain debit spread or the credit spread or even an iron condor Or the calendar that is plain vanilla. It doesn't cover the market makers edge