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Option Basics
Option Basics
Options can be intimidating. Most people wonder where to even begin. This is where.
Now that we have broken the ice, let's look at the types of Options.
This chapter will shed light on what are call options and when to buy or sell them
What is a strike price, how to fix a strike, and why it is important to fix a strike price in trading? Read on to know the answer to these questions and more.
Open interest is an important indicator that traders track. In this chapter, we look at Open Interest meaning, and how what it indicates.
Wouldn't it be wonderful if Options lasted forever? But they don't. They expire. Read on to all about option expiry.
We have previously talked about both buying and selling Options. Let's now dive deeper into the two sides of the trade.
Trading in Options is a zero-sum game. Let's understand how much you can earn (or lose) buying and selling Call Options.
Now that we are familiar with Call Options, it's time to meet Puts. Read on.
As Billy Gibbons said - I Gotta get paid. But how much? Let's find out.
Moneyness tells us about the intrinsic value of an option's premium in the market. Read on to know more.
An option's premium comprises of intrinsic value and extrinsic value. Let's discuss what they are and the difference between them.
Cognizance of volatility allows investors to better understand why option prices behave in specific ways. Read on to know more.
To become a master trader in Options, we must not shy away from Option Greeks. Let's find out what they are and why they are so important.
This chapter dives deeper into the first Options Greek - Delta. Read on to know how you can use it in your trading.
Gamma is an Options Greek that helps us evaluate how Delta will change when the underlying moves. Read more here.
Have you wondered why Options lose value as they near expiry? Theta is the culprit. Let's talk about it.
Vega measures an option's sensitivity to implied volatility. Read on to know more.
Now that we have looked at each Greek. Let's decode the relationship between them. This is the one chapter you may want to refer to over and over again.
Options Greeks can be difficult to calculate manually. We understand this and have created a calculator to make your life easy. Let us take you through each of these calculators in this chapter.
No, we are not talking about the video game here. Max Pain is an interesting trading concept which helps us evaluate the price at which option buyers would lose the most money. Read on to know more.
Also known as PCR, the Put Call Ratio is a popular Options indicator that helps us evaluate the market's overall sentiment.
