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Vertical spread
1. Bull Call SpreadOverviewBull call spread is an options strategy where you buy Call A at a lower strike and sell Call B at a higher strike. Both options are on the same underlying asset and have the same expiration date. This strategy offers limited profit potential while also capping potential losses.FeaturesComponentsProfit source"Buying Call A" realizes the bullish expectation and earns the profit from the under
Collar
1. Long CollarOverviewLong collar is an options strategy where you hold a long position in the underlying asset, buy a put, and sell a call. This strategy helps limit losses if the asset’s price falls, while also capping potential gains if it rises.FeaturesComponentsProfit sourceThe appreciation of holding the underlying stock, while hedging the impact of the underlying stock's decline through "buying a Put."
Strangle
1. Long StrangleOverviewLong strangle is an options strategy where you buy a call and a put with different strike prices but the same expiration date. This strategy profits from large price movements in either direction, and often uses out-of-the-money options to reduce costs.FeaturesComponentsProfit sourceUnderlying priceSourceRiseCall value increaseFallPut value increaseCase studyLet's imagine a made-up company cal
Straddle
1. Long StraddleOverviewLong straddle is an options strategy where you buy a call and a put with the same strike price and expiration date. This strategy profits from large price movements in either direction.FeaturesComponentsProfit sourceUnderlying priceSourceRiseCall value increaseFallPut value increaseCase studyLet's imagine a made-up company called TECH.Right now, TECH's stock price is $100 per share. With its e
Covered Stock
1. Covered CallOverviewCovered call is an options strategy where you hold a long position in the underlying asset and sell a call option on it. This strategy helps offset downside risk while generating income from the premium.FeaturesComponentsProfit sourceUnderlying priceSourceRiseLong position value increasePremium from selling callsFallOffsetting stock decline with premiumCase studyLet's imagine a made-up company
Option Market Data Fields Introductions
Contract elements of OptionsOptions are divided into Call Option and Put Option by direction. In addition to direction, the constituent elements of options are as follows.1. Strike PriceThe transaction price of the underlying asset applicable when the buyer of the option exercises the option.2. Expiry dateThe expiration date of the option corresponds to the termination date of the contract. The contract is time-sensi