Hi readers! Today I will be talking about a spread that I made on my trading account. Here is a photo of my account right now: I did roll over my previous options, since they were not profitable. I made a long QQQ straddle at strike price 382.5 last week, and to make money on this trade, the stock QQQ has to either go down in value enough to cover the premium of the spread, or up in value enough in value to cover the premium of the spread. I paid about $14.80 for each spread, and I bought 10 of them, so in total it cost $14,880. The breakeven points for this spread would be $397.3 to the upside and 367.7 to the downside. The breakeven points are a bit wide because the spread cost relatively more than other straddles. Currently, QQQ is trading at 382.79, and that is a good sign, since I bought the straddle ATM, meaning QQQ was at 382.5 last week. This spread expires at August 25, so QQQ has to make a bigger move before then. I am thinking of buying or selling another op...