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Options Trading.
- Options give you the right to buy or
sell a security.
- If you a buyer you have the right to
buy or sell the underlying security at a specified price.
- An option seller you have the
obligation before a buyer.
- There are two type of options:
- calls - give you the right to buy
the underlying security.
- puts - give you the right to sell
the underlying security.
- Each option corresponds to 100
shares of underlying security.
- The price of options depend on
several factors:
- current price of the underlying
security
- strike price of the option
- time remaining until expiration
- volatility.
- Strike Price. The price at
which an underlying security can be purchased or sold if the option is
exercised.
- Expiration Date. The date the
option expires (3rd Friday of the expiration month). Each option has
an expiration day and after that date you lose your right to buy or
sell the underlying security at the specified price.
- Premium. The price of the
options. If option costs $3 then total premium is $300 (100 shares).
- Options are not available on every
stock.
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