
MEIC Roundtable 2026: Tammy Chambless, Dan Sheridan and Three MEIC Traders
Dan Sheridan hosts Tammy Chambless and three MEIC traders on 0DTE iron condors in 2026, from Optimizer entry times to slippage, stops and automation.
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Dan Sheridan hosts Tammy Chambless and three MEIC traders on 0DTE iron condors in 2026, from Optimizer entry times to slippage, stops and automation.
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A 21 DTE SPX iron condor (25-delta put, 15-delta call, 10 wide) won 92% of the time in its backtest from May 2025. The setup, the IV cap and the regime caveat.
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David Romeo had 10 double calendars that looked uncorrelated until one move hit them all. Here is how he now builds a portfolio around tail risk instead.
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Tom Lei explains where a double calendar's edge comes from and why he moved into double long diagonals with a built-in floor of about $10 of intrinsic value.
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Cboe's JJ Kinahan tells Dan Sheridan why new traders should learn verticals and calendars first, start with one contract, and stay inside their risk band.
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Tom Lei went from WSB-era long calls to SPX calendars and double diagonals: two risk pillars, why he rarely worries about win rate, and his backtested target.
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Former bank vol desk head Imran Lakha reviews two Option Omega backtests: a VIX-filtered reverse iron condor and a 5/7 double calendar that moved earlier.
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Tom Sosnoff tells Dan Sheridan why he barely trades 0DTE, why 30+ days is his wheelhouse, and how he thinks about automation and position size.
Read more →Tammy Chambless backtests her MEIC every month. Here is what changed in 2026 — earlier entries, triple the slippage — and why she still holds to expiration.
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Scott Sheridan spent years pushing FINRA to end the $25,000 pattern day trader rule. He explains how it happened and his view of the new $2,000 minimum.
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Tomas Byron explains the Condor Nest, which starts with a double calendar and converts it into an iron condor to change the risk profile and provide margin relief.
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Karsten Jeske (Big ERN) has sold S&P 500 options since 2011. How he sizes for a once-in-40-year event, why he dropped VIX hedges, and how 0DTE smoothed returns.
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Tomas Byron uses Option Omega backtests as a data source, not a strategy finder. Here is his method, plus his views on volatility premium and calendars.
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Erik from Outlier Trading builds a long Tesla trade with options, from chart context to a ratio diagonal modeled in Option Omega, plus the bearish put version.
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