TLT call credit spread — collecting premium because I can’t refi
u/chicago105050 ·
Reddit — r/options
· September 01, 2026 at 20:34
· ⬆ 1 pts
· 💬 2 comments
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Summary
Main theme: Macro rates/inflation outlook and tactical options on TLT, framed around a mortgage/refi situation.
Dominant sentiment: Bearish on long-term Treasuries; belief that rates/inflation stay elevated for a long time.
Notable consensus/disagreement: One top community comment supports bearish TLT positioning via call credit spreads; no opposing views captured in analyzed comments.
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[+5] u/MerryRunaround: This is not a mortgage story. It's a story about inflation, interest rates, the fed, and tactical options trading. The market doesn't care if you are waiting on a mortgage or if you want to buy sushi and a jet ski. But I think the options plays are decent because IMO interest rates will not be coming down for a long long time. Trump has fkd up the economy bigly so inflation is getting worse from here. I was in TLT until a couple months ago and feeling very glad I managed to get out with a modest profit.
Community commenter expects interest rates to stay high indefinitely and inflation to worsen. TLT is long-duration Treasuries; higher rates/inflation pressure bond prices and TLT. Selling TLT call credit spreads aligns with expectations that rates do not fall soon. No direct counterarguments in the thread; a Fed pivot or rate cut would hurt the short TLT thesis.
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