Since the implied volatility of USDCHF is perceived to be minimal, so here comes a multiple leg of option strategy for regular traders of this currency cross when there is little IV. A total of 4 legs are involved in the condor options strategy and a net debit is required to establish the position.
The trader can construct a long condor option spread as follows, as shown in the figure; the trader can implement this strategy using call options with similar maturities.
So strategy goes this way, writing 7D (-0.5%) In-The-Money call and buying deep striking (-1.5%) 0.84 delta In-The-Money call, writing a higher strike (0.5%) Out-Of-The-Money calls and buying another deep striking (1.5%) Out-Of-The-Money 0.17 delta call for a net debit.
Maximum returns for this strategy is achievable only when the exchange rate of USDCHF falls between the 2 middle strikes at maturity. It can be derived that the maximum profit is equal to the difference in strike price of the 2 lower striking calls less the initial debit taken to enter the trade.


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