SEP

The Small E-mini Program focuses on short-duration derivatives that typically range from daily to as far out as monthly (1-30 DTE), whereas WEP trades options that expire from one day to a week out in time (1-8 DTE). Like WEP, the strategy looks to capture risk premium and take advantage of the imbalance between supply and demand on options. Uptrend and oscillating markets are the best environments for SEP. A slightly bearish market can also be desirable. SEP’s risk management and exit strategy are 100% systematic.

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