Option Delta
The price change in an option for every point move in the underlying Stock/ETF. Put options have negative deltas.
See Also: Delta Neutral
The price change in an option for every point move in the underlying Stock/ETF. Put options have negative deltas.
See Also: Delta Neutral
Fixed Return Options (FROS) are basically a type of Option contract with a set outcome. These are similar to binary options contracts that would pay out $100 if the contract is in-the-money at expiration and zero if the contract is out-of-the-money.
A closing purchase is an order that you place to offset an existing short position. For example, If you sell a call option to open a new position, you would then need to offset or close that position with a closing order to buy. In other words, you would buy-to-close.
This is a large equity trade consisting of 100,000 or more shares.
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The best way for me to explain what you are seeing in a typical UOA trade is to show you an example of a typical trade and then break it down for you. The first thing you will probably notice in the image above is that one of the trades says “SWEEP DETECTED” and the…
This is basically a big change in Implied Volatility [IV]. IV gaps higher when the market expects the underlying Stock/ETF to make a big move in the short term. IV can gap lower when an important event, like an earnings report, has passed. The big gap up in the IV can cause the premium of…