Don't get intimidated...
It is not necessary to know about the Selling of options strategies or about words used in selling strategies like Butterfly, Strip, Ladder, Box, Condor, Collar, or Strangle.
In order to complete this training process, I have made a refresher course explaining options lingo in the recent previous posts. (Posts 14 to 20)
Any fx spot or futures trader will realize there is no need to get intimidated by the terms and strategy used for buying of options.
The only term you may find confusing is of SELLING.
A seller is a market maker or sort of an insurance company who is offering risk protection to a buyer against payment of premium.
In spot or futures trading, a trader having a bearish view sells in advance or goes short, so to say, to benefit from the price difference after the prices drop.
But in options trading, the trader who has a bearish view must BUY a put option from a seller who thinks the market will stay flat or bullish on the options expiry date.
DislikedWhat you should be looking for when using Bought Options for real-time live training purposes? 1. Use MT4 CFD platform for dummy trading of symbol for analysis purposes Recognize High-Profit Momentum Patterns using information indicators that use horizontal lines or draws boxes to show Daily high low median, top and bottom swings, ADR 50% Fibo scale or Yesterday High Low and Median Where to get in and Where to Exit as as if you are going to trade spot transactions 2. Shift to Calls and Puts Options chain that shows essential information about option...Ignored
In order to complete this training process, I have made a refresher course explaining options lingo in the recent previous posts. (Posts 14 to 20)
Any fx spot or futures trader will realize there is no need to get intimidated by the terms and strategy used for buying of options.
The only term you may find confusing is of SELLING.
A seller is a market maker or sort of an insurance company who is offering risk protection to a buyer against payment of premium.
In spot or futures trading, a trader having a bearish view sells in advance or goes short, so to say, to benefit from the price difference after the prices drop.
But in options trading, the trader who has a bearish view must BUY a put option from a seller who thinks the market will stay flat or bullish on the options expiry date.
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