A popular options strategy is the iron condor - selling an OTM put spread against an OTM call spread with equidistant strikes. Dynamic iron condors employ a 20/10 delta split between strikes, which can create asymetrical results. Watch Mike as he explains the difference between normal and dynamic iron condors.

0:00 Introduction
0:47 Normal Iron Condor
2:46 Dynamic Iron Condor
7:25 Wing Width
8:19 Reverse Skews
9:30 Commodities Markets
13:04 Takeaways

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