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What is an Option?
- An Option is an agreement between buyer and seller. Gives the RIGHT to the BUYERS and the OBLIGATIONS to the SELLER to buy or sell the stocks, at a later date, at a certain place.
- 1 Contract = 100 shares
- Premium: Price per contract of the option (Bid and Ask).
- Strike: Price that shares can be bought for call options, or sold for put options.
Option Classifications
Call Option : an option which gives a right to buy the underlying asset at a strike price.
Put Option : an option which gives a right to sell the underlying asset at strike price.
- Both the Call and Put option buyers are buying the rights, that is they are transferring their risks to the sellers of the option.
- For this transfer of risk to the sellers, buyers have to compensate by paying Option Premium.
- Option premium is also known as Price of the option, Cost or Value of the option.
Buying and Selling Options
Think Stock in Bullish Or Think Stock in Bearish
- Buy Calls or Buy Puts
Point to be noted
- Pay a premium
- Unlimited Reward
- Limited Risk
- “Buy to Open” and “Sell to Close”
- Possible in a Cash Account-Low Capital Required
- Pattern Day Trading does not apply to Cash Accounts
- Option settle the next day not 3 days
The Stock Option Chain
- Volume: Contracts traded in current day
- Open Interest: Outstanding contracts not yet exercised
- Delta: +/- of option price related to $1 move in stock.
- Gamma: Measures rate of change of Delta
- Theta: Time decay, drop in price of option per day
- Vega: Measures change in Volatility
Example:
- Delta 0.4, stock moves up $1, the option goes up 0.40
- Gamma 0.1, Delta goes to 0.5 if stock moves up $1
- Theta 08, Option price losses that per day all else equal
Entries and Exit
Which options to play?
- Bid/Ask Range
- Volume/Liquidity
- In or Out of the Money
Stop Loss
- Much more tricky than with stocks
- Wide bid and ask stop out
- Sell while the stock is moving in your direction at the ask, not chasing the bid down.
Selling Options for Consistent Income
- “Sell to Open”
- Paid premium right way
- Only for companies you WANT to own, even with no intention to do so
- Stock stays above strike, you keep premium and walk away
- Stock falls below, you keep premium but must buy 100 shares per contract
- Margin vs. Cash
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