Structure
A classic iron condor sells an out-of-the-money put and call, then buys further out-of-the-money put and call wings. Net credit is collected up front; maximum loss is limited by the wings.
It fits when you expect sideways price action and elevated premium that can decay if the spot stays between the short strikes.
How we simulate it
Our Iron Condor Bot looks for liquid Nifty 50 stock option chains with roughly 5–45 days to expiry, places short put wings near ≤97% of spot and short call wings near ≥103% of spot, and may take profit early when most of the credit is captured.
Build the same geometry in the Options Strategy Builder to see expiry payoff shapes on EOD premiums.