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Net credit vs net debit
u/dddd11122233 · Reddit — r/options ·
September 07, 2026 at 20:17
· ⬆ 4 pts · 💬 6 comments |
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Summary
Thread focuses on the mechanics of rolling options, not a specific asset.
Key distinction: credit rolls pay you, debit rolls cost you, even rolls just cover fees.
No stocks, earnings, or directional conviction are discussed in the single included comment.
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[+8] u/0Rider: Credit- you get paid to roll. Debit- you pay to roll Even- just fees
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