How to Trade a Neutral Bias

One of the biggest benefits to using options in your portfolio is that you can easily choose your directional bias, whether it be <a href="https://ontt.tv/2ZMDzFn" target="_blank">bullish, bearish, or even neutral</a>. With neutral strategies specifically, two of the most standard ways to execute on that bias are with a Short Strangle or Iron Condor. While Short Strangles have far less friction than Iron Condors, they are exposed to unlimited risk, whereas Iron Condors are not. Furthermore, as we see today, <a href="https://ontt.tv/2H4YWYg" target="_blank">account size</a> will be a significant factor in which strategy you might choose to implement a neutral bias in your portfolio.