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Bull call spreads are option trading strategies involving the simultaneous purchase of call options at a lower strike price and shorting (selling) the same amount of call options at a higher strike price. Both long and short positions will have the same expiry date.
They are called “bull call spreads” because you enter them on the [...]
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People are always wondering if there is a way that you can invest in the stock market totally risk free. Is there a way that, once you enter your position, there is 100 percent certainty that you will make a profit?
The answer is ‘yes’.
In this article, we will discuss how this strategy works, but need [...]
What if there was an automatic way to capitalize on the $3 trillion forex market, would you be interested? Of course you would. You and everybody else. This is why forex robots have become so popular and it seems the newer the robot the more evolved they are getting.
Over time, creators of [...]
Option sellers believe that if it is not, it is pretty darn close. Probably the closest an investor will ever get to the long sought “Holy Grail of Investments” or what is considered to be the ideal investment.
Let’s take a look and see what exactly is regarded as the ideal investment. When asked to define [...]
Planet Wealth’s flagship product is what they like to call “The Amazing Dimitri Strategy”. It’s all about how to “rent out” shares that you already own, as well as “selling insurance on any market”.
The “rent out shares” is otherwise known in investor jargon, as “Covered Calls”. The idea is that you own at least 1,000 [...]
The reason I have written this post, is because Option Credit Spreads can sometimes be more suited to shares on the Australian Stock Exchange (ASX), rather than the USA Stock Exchanges, due to the tighter spreads and therefore lower exposure to risk.
Most option spreads on the USA stock exchanges are a minimum $2.50 apart, whereas [...]
Let’s take an imaginary scenario, where during August we have taken out a credit put spread, often called a “Bull Put Spread”, on a stock whose price we expected to rise (therefore “bullish”) or at least remain around the current level, by the September expiry date. But during that time, to our surprise, the stock [...]
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