Options Trading Strategies

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Options Trading Strategies refers to trading strategies that involve buying and selling options and possibly their corresponding underlying security.
There are three types of options trading strategies:
Bullish strategies: These strategies become profitable when the underlying security price increases. Example: Long call strategy
Bearish strategies: These strategies become profitable when the underlying security price decreases. Example: Call Bear Spread strategy
Neutral or non-directional strategies: This third type of options trading strategies is used by traders who does not known or does not want to predict the underlying security price direction. Example: Call Time Spread

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Reverse Collar Option Strategy
by bug man, uploaded several months ago

The Reverse Collar is a hedge strategy that protects a position from a decline. The downside of using this protection is that the potential profits of the position on the upside are reduced.

As with the 378, this strategy involves buying and selling puts and calls with the same expiration date...

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Collar Option Strategy
by bug man, uploaded several months ago

A collar is an options strategy that combines three positions. The options trader can establish a collar strategy by buying shares of a stock then buying a put option and selling (writing) a call option on that stock. The trader should purchase one put and write one call for every...

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