BEARISH
Inverse Put Broken Wing Strategy Lab
What is a inverse put broken wing?
An inverse put broken wing flips the put broken wing: sell the near strike and buy two puts further out of the money, skewing the risk to one side.
It's used to express a bearish-leaning view while removing loss potential on one side of the position.
Execution Legs:
1
Sell 1 put at strike C.
2
Buy 2 puts at strike B.
3
Sell 1 put at strike A (further from B than C is).
DirectionalLimited ProfitLimited Loss
Institutional Playbook & Ideal Timing
🎯 Ideal Timing & Volatility Environment:
High IV regime (IV Rank > 50%) where options premiums are overpriced. Ideal right before/after earnings for IV crush, during elevated market fear/VIX spikes, or in rangebound consolidation between Put and Call Walls.
🎯 Strike & DTE Target:
45 to 60 DTE. Buy ATM 50-delta Put to capture high downside velocity.
🛡️ Exit & Risk Rules:
Take profit at 50% of max profit (for credit/neutral) or 100%–200% ROI (for debit). Cut losses at 100% of debit paid (or 2x credit collected). Close before expiration if delta expands beyond 70.
Greeks Sensitivity & Mechanics
⚡ +Vega (Long Vol)
Benefits from IV expansion. Hurt by post-earnings IV crush.
⏳ −Theta (Decay Cost)
Loses premium value every day; needs swift price displacement.
🚀 +Gamma (Convexity)
Profit accelerates as underlying moves further in your direction.
Directional Bias (Δ)
Negative Delta (−Δ): Profits as underlying stock drops.
Interactive Payoff Simulator
Expiration Payoff
Interactive Parameters
Stock Price ($)
$100.00
Days to Expiry (DTE)
30 Days
Lower Strike A ($)
$90.00
Higher Strike B ($)
$110.00
Max Profit
$1000.00
Max Loss
$1000.00
Breakeven
$107.50
Risk / Reward
1 : 1.50
Net Delta (Δ)
-0.42
Net Gamma (Γ)
+0.015
Net Theta (Θ)
+2.45
Net Vega (ν)
+3.50