Here, we'll demonstrate how to take advantage of bullish scenarios such as this one with a well-planned option selling strategy.Cordier, JamesGross, MichaelFutures News Analysis & Strategies for Futures Options & Deri
While puts are normally associated with price declines, you could establish a short position in a put—known as “writing” a put—if you are neutral tobullishon a stock. The most common reasons to write a put are to earn premium income and to acquire the stock at an effective price, l...
This is how the “pros” make money… It’s known as selling “naked” put options: a bullish play, in which we’re looking for the stock to trade higher. I use this strategy in myQuick Income Traderservice, and we’re having great success with it. ...
This a neutral tobullishposition. If the underlying rises in price—or even if it sits still—you’ll collect the premium, but you won’t be assigned a long position. Just like with the short call, your maximum profit on a short put is defined by the premium you collect. The risk is...
Selling cash-secured puts is a substitute for placing a limit order on a stock you wish to own. You receive a premium for selling the puts, and if the options are assigned, the premium can be applied to the purchase of the stock. ...
Using Puts to Protect Equity Gains To protect any gain you’ve made in a stock whose price has risen since you bought shares, you may consider buying a put option. The strategy is to purchase an “in the money” put option -- that is, the current price of the underlying stock equity...
In the world of buying and sellingstock options, choices are made in regards to which strategy is best when considering a trade. Investors who are bullish can buy acallor sell aput, whereas if they're bearish, they can buy a put or sell a call. ...
In this discussion, however, we'll focus on short puts of the straightforwardly speculative nature -- that is, options sold to capitalize on the expectation for neutral-to-bullish price action in the underlying security. Entering the Trade ...
(1994), who find that short sellers sell as stock prices rise and reduce short positions as they fall. In this way, short sellers act as ‘stabilising liquidity providers’, giving neither bullish nor bearish signals. This view is in agreement with Albert et al (1997) as mentioned ...
So a bullish night for the broader market then. Huh, we don't include Meta in the AI play? It's what they become anyway... dc_h Active Member Feb 14, 2015 3,914 14,829 Naperville, IL Oct 17, 2024 #58,108 thenewguy1979 said: I guess it started... I'm taking a small...