Iron Butterfly Sweeper
An iron butterfly is a defined-risk neutral options strategy with both short legs at the same at-the-money strike. Sell an ATM put + ATM call at the same strike, buy long wings out-of-the-money to cap risk. Higher credit than a condor, but a narrower profit zone. Best when implied volatility is high and you expect the underlying to stay pinned near the center strike. This sweeper applies stricter liquidity gates because butterflies have 4 legs and are cost-sensitive.
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Universe spans every major options-liquid ETF + 150 large-cap stocks. Default scans top 250 tickers in batches of 4.
Important: Iron butterflies are defined-risk but not low-risk. Max loss = wing width − credit. US equity/ETF options are American-style, so short legs can be assigned early — especially around ex-dividend dates. Always confirm executable prices and assignment risk with your broker before trading. Educational screening only, not a trade recommendation.