Covered Put
A bearish strategy involving shorting stock and shorting a near term put option to create regular income. Considered a high
A bearish strategy involving shorting stock and shorting a near term put option to create regular income. Considered a high
A bullish strategy involving buying (or owning a stock), selling near term puts and calls at the same strike price
Bullish strategy involving selling 1 or 2 lower strike calls and buying 2 or 3 higher strike calls.
2-legged option trade involving buying a long term option and selling a shorter term option with the same strike price.
3-legged direction-neutral low volatility strategies involving either all call legs or all put legs. Suitable for rangebound stocks.
Short term bullish strategy involving buying lower strike puts and selling higher strike puts with the same expiration date.
A spread using puts where the trader buys a lower strike put, sells a higher strike put and another higher
Long term bullish strategy involving buying low strike calls and selling same number of higher strike calls with the same
A spread only using calls where the trader buys a lower strike call, sells a higher strike call and another
A spread where more options (calls or puts) are bought than sold. (the opposite of a Ratio Spread).