What is a cash-settled option?
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This is a spread strategy that involves selling options and buying a greater number of out-of-the-money options. Backspreads are often in a ratio of 1 to-2 or 2-to-3 and most traders use them because they work well when there is an increase in market volatility especially when they think the market is about to move…
If you sell a certain type of option and you already have or get the thing you’re supposed to sell through that option, you’re called a covered call writer. EXAMPLE: An individual owns 100 shares of XYZ common stock. If she writes one physical delivery XYZ call option—giving the call holder the right to purchase…
This is a long post, it helps you understand options a bit better and make some profitable decisions in the future! I try to make theta and options easier to understand by relating it to real estate and moving one step at a time. Let’s dive into the world of Theta and options trading!! #1:…
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The Thinkorswim platform can be a bit intimidating and hard to navigate especially if the only other platform you have known is something like Robinhood or one of those plain vanilla tools. But Thinkorswim is like a Swiss army knife of trading and is really a powerful platform once you learn your way around it. In…
If you are new to the Thinkorswim platform, it can be a little overwhelming with all the bells and whistles and tabs. One of the things that can be a little tricky at the outset is figuring out how to buy to open and sell to close ( enter & exit) Options trades. But first…