Long Calendar Spread with Puts Option Strategy
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
Iron Condor Option Strategy
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
Short Strangle Option Strategy
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
Call Backspread Option Strategy
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
Bear Put Spread Option Strategy
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.
Bull Put Spread Option Strategy
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
Bear Call Spread Option Strategy
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
Short Straddle Option Strategy
A short straddle consists of selling a call and a selling a put with the same underlying security, strike price, and expiration date. Point A represents this strike price on
Long Strangle Option Strategy
The long strangle (buying the strangle) is a neutral options strategy with limited risk and unlimited profit potential. It is performed by buying a lower strike price put, represented by