Common Option Trading Strategies
Options can be combined in different ways to create strategies with defined risk and reward profiles.
Some popular strategies include:
Covered Call – Holding a stock and selling a call option on it (income strategy).
Protective Put – Holding a stock and buying a put to protect downside risk.
Straddle – Buying both call and put at the same strike to profit from big moves.
Strangle – Similar to a straddle, but strikes are different.
Iron Condor – Selling both a call and a put spread to profit from a sideways market.
Options can be combined in different ways to create strategies with defined risk and reward profiles.
Some popular strategies include:
Covered Call – Holding a stock and selling a call option on it (income strategy).
Protective Put – Holding a stock and buying a put to protect downside risk.
Straddle – Buying both call and put at the same strike to profit from big moves.
Strangle – Similar to a straddle, but strikes are different.
Iron Condor – Selling both a call and a put spread to profit from a sideways market.
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