1. Orientation
Contextualising I'd like to share a behavioural finance article I read a few years ago with you before we begin this session on option strategy. The title of the piece was "Why winning...
2. Overview of Bull Call Spread
Among the most basic option strategies a trader can use are spread strategies. Multiple-leg strategies with two or more choices are called spreads. Upon saying "multi-leg str.,"
3. Spread Bull Put
What Makes a Bull Put Spread? The Bull Put Spread is a two-leg option strategy that is used when the market is seen as "moderately bullish," much like the Bull Call Spread. What is a bull put spread?
4. Back Spread of Call Ratio
Overview A fascinating option strategy is the call ratio back spread. Considering how easy it is to execute and the kind of reward it provides to the trader, I think this is interesting.
5. Ladder for the Bear Call
Overview You shouldn't let the "Bear" in the "Bear Call Ladder" fool you into thinking that this is a bearish tactic. A variation on the call ratio back spr is the bear call ladder.
6. Artificial Long and Arbitrage
Introduction Consider a scenario in which you were obliged to open both a long and a short position in Nifty Futures that were scheduled to expire within the same series. How would you go about doing this and more?
7. Spread Bear Put
Spreads in contrast to bare poses (7.1) The last five chapters have covered a variety of multi-leg bullish approaches. These tactics varied to accommodate different market perspectives, ranging from.
8. Spread the Bear Call
Opting for Calls Instead of Puts The Bear Call Spread is a two-leg option strategy that is used when the market is seen as "moderately bearish," much like the Bear Put Spread. The Spread for Bear Calls.
9. Spread the ratio again.
Overview In chapter 4 of this lesson, we went over the "call ratio back spread" approach in great detail. Similar to this is the put ratio back spread, with the exception that the trader uses it when he is b.
10. The Extended Bilateral
The problem of direction How often has it happened to you to enter a trade after having strong confidence, whether it be a long or short position, and the market moves immediately thereafter?
11. The Short-Term Straddle
Background We learned in the last chapter that a few conditions must be met for the long straddle to be successful. I'll repeat them here for your easy reference: The vo.
12. The Short and Long Strangle
Overview It is very easy to understand the "straddle" if you have an understanding of the straddle. Practically speaking, the reasoning behind the straddle and strangl.
13. PCR Ratio and Maximum Pain
My encounters with the notion of option pain The hypothesis of "Option Pain" undoubtedly finds a place in the never-ending list of contentious market hypotheses. Option Pain, or as it is sometimes called,.
14. Iron Condor
A Novel Framework for Margin We are living in intriguing times, particularly for Indian options traders 🙂 The NSE's new margin framework will go into effect on June 1, 2020.
You must be logged in to post a comment.