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NIce article Kim. A major question though. When you say: If this is the case then why in our earnings plays would we purchase weeklies? Also, You would ratio one of the sides of the straddle (not sure what the technical options term for it is though) and make it delta neutral that way. OR something I am experimenting with is if I have the 50 straddle and the option goes to 55 then I could add an order of puts to make it delta neutral. It does increase my investment, but I just start a little smaller to begin with. Thanks again for this article.