Keeping track of rolled options can be a difficult and overwhelming process, but it can be simplified if you consider net credit received (or debit paid) and weigh that against the current value of your new position. Learn more from Mike and tastylive about rolling and go through multiple examples to get an indepth look at how to keep track of rolled options.

0:00 Introduction
0:55 Rolling Recap
3:49 Rolling Short Put Example
10:07 Rolling Strangle Example
13:56 Takeaways: Tracking A Rolled Option
15:24 Questions/Contact info

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