A short primer on options mechanics — strikes, expiration, and delta — before we get into what Nument actually runs. If you already know options, skip to the strategies below.
An SPX iron condor — the agent chooses strikes by delta, collects a credit for selling the middle, and defends the position if the market moves against it.
Weekly — about seven trading days to expiration.
Three principles govern every trade the agent places, no exceptions.
You link your own brokerage account. Nument never holds your funds — orders are placed directly in the account you control.
Pause any strategy instantly, any time. Every position stays visible and auditable — nothing runs as a black box.
When a position is tested, the agent works to defend it — rolling or adjusting the threatened leg — rather than auto-closing at the first sign of pressure.
Options involve risk and are not suitable for all investors. Iron condors carry defined but real risk of loss on both the put and call side, and adjustments can change that risk profile mid-trade. Past behavior of a strategy does not indicate future results. Trading involves risk of loss. Performance is not a promise. Before trading options, read the Characteristics and Risks of Standardized Options, available from the Options Clearing Corporation (OCC).
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