Hello OptionBoxers! Please find below the download link to my latest FREE spreadsheet. The Iron Condor Strategy Spreadsheet Tracker.
Before we begin, please do take a minute to view my Short Iron Condor post or checkout this video from ProjectOption to learn more.
Download your copy of the FREE Iron Condor Strategy Spreadsheet here. Its available freely and safely.
Tracker Revised to add total trades, win percentage, and correct inaccurate risk calculation on 12/30/21.
Step 1 – Create a Copy
*Highlight the entire sheet.
Step 2 – Paste copy to a new sheet
*Create a new sheet, right-click, copy, or ctrl-v from cell A1.
Step 3 – Rename sheet
* For more information on how to complete steps 1-3 please have a look at my free covered call spreadsheet tracker.
Step 4 – Open the Position
Step 5 – Enter Initial Trade Details
Step 6 – Adjust (If needed)
*Don’t forget to adjust expiration date or strike widths if an adjustment becomes necessary. As always, close the initial short credit for both the calls and the puts by entering the closed price in the respective debit columns.
Step 7 – Enjoy!
Using the Investment lookup section you can search the entire sheet for any specific asset. Additionally, you can see how all your iron condor positions are performing from the “All Positions” header. Moreover, these two functions will keep you abreast of any unnecessary risks that may result from adjusting an initial position.
Finally, please do take a moment of your time to subscribe to my youtube channel and like any videos you believe support it. I appreciate each and every one of you and pray God blesses you with every trading endeavor.
Also, should you have any questions don’t hesitate to reach me in the comments on Youtube.com or just below this post. I’ll respond promptly.
If you’re interested to track all your positions, across all your brokerage accounts, please take a moment to view the OptionBoxer Analyze and Journal Spreadsheet. It’s made a world of difference in my own trading and maybe it can for you too.
God bless,
Jeff
Hi i am looking for a calculator tell help me calculate best roll options when one of my contracts are tested to see if a roll down or up is required or roll out for long expiration and closing the position
Thanks for reaching out and If I understand your question correctly, i dont currently have such a tool. I did try at one point but wasnt happy with the result so ultimately I moved on. Maybe I’ll look into it again and if im able to create something useful I’ll add it.
God bless,
Jeff