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TLT — iShares 20+ Year Treasury Bond

Spot
81.74
Realized vol 30d
11.1%
Strategy
cash-secured puts

Best put at each risk tolerance

ProfileDelta bandExpiryDTEStrike ΔCreditCollateralARoCVAY POPUnassignedIV/RVVerdict
conservative 0.05–0.15 — no qualifying contract — no trade
moderate 0.15–0.25 2026-11-06 14 79.5 -0.20 0.31 $7,919 10% 0.58 82% 79% 1.57× sell
aggressive 0.25–0.40 2026-11-06 14 81 -0.39 0.79 $8,021 26% 1.43 70% 60% 1.63× sell

conservative declines

  • Most contracts were rejected because: credit below 0.15 (99 of them).
  • A more permissive risk profile, or looser individual filters, may surface candidates here.

Read it as a ladder: a higher delta pays a larger credit precisely because it is likelier to be assigned. The profiles differ in what they accept, not in how much edge they find.

Term structure — every expiry, 7 to 92 days

ExpiryDTEATM IVErn StrikeΔCreditARoCVAY UnassignedIV/RVΓ risk
10-307 16% 80-0.160.16 10%0.6383% 1.46×0.110
11-0614 14% 79.5-0.200.31 10%0.5879% 1.57×0.082
11-1321 13% no qualifying strike
11-2028 13% no qualifying strike
11-2735 13% no qualifying strike
11-3038 13% no qualifying strike
12-1856 12% no qualifying strike
12-3169 12% no qualifying strike
01-1584 12% no qualifying strike

Annualized return is not neutral across the term: at constant delta a short-dated contract annualizes far higher simply because a small credit over a few days extrapolates hugely. Γ risk — the delta change per 1% move — shows what the short end costs you.

Timing

20:25 EDT · after hours

Market is closed. Quotes are the closing marks.

2 consecutive up closes (+1.0%). Reported as context only: streak-based timing showed no measurable effect on the seller's edge (t = 0.02, measured over 33 years of index data).

Freshly scanned. Generated 2026-10-23 00:25 UTC. JSON

Screening output only — not investment advice. Quotes are delayed roughly 15 minutes and can be stale; verify everything with your broker before trading. Selling options carries risk of substantial loss: a cash-secured put can leave you owning a falling stock, and a covered call caps your upside. Nothing here accounts for your portfolio, position sizing, or circumstances.