Diagonal Spread with Calls Option Strategy
A diagonal spread with calls is a position made up of buying one long-term call at a lower strike price and selling a shorter-term call at a higher strike price.
A diagonal spread with calls is a position made up of buying one long-term call at a lower strike price and selling a shorter-term call at a higher strike price.
A long calendar spread with puts, also known as a time spread, is a position made up of selling a short-term put and buying a long-term put with the same
A long calendar spread with calls, also known as a time spread, is a position made up of selling a short-term call and buying a long-term call with the same
The iron condor option strategy is a favorite among many option traders, including hedge funds, money managers, and individual investors. The options strategy is executed by simultaneously selling a bear
A short strangle consists of selling call and a put option in the same underlying security, strike price, and expiration date. Point A represents the selling of the put and
A call backspread is a strategy that involves selling lower strike price calls, represented by point A, and then buying a larger number of higher strike price calls, represented by
A bear put spread is a vertical spread consisting of being long the higher strike price put and short the lower strike price put, both expiring in the same month.
The Bull Put Spread is a vertical spread strategy where the investor sells a higher strike price put option, shown as point B, and buys a lower strike price put
The bear call spread is a vertical spread options strategy where the investor sells a lower strike price call option, represented by point A, and buys a higher strike price