Introduction to Options Trading Options trading has become increasingly popular among investors who seek to diversify their portfolios and enhance returns. At its core, options are financial derivatives that provide the buyer with the right, but not the obligation, to…
Dispelling The Myth With An UNH Trade In a recent post I addressed one of the most common misconceptions about if there is any real advantage of credit spreads over debit spreads even when implied volatility is high. Here I…
Correcting a Common Misconception on Vertical Spreads When I was taught options at Online Trading Academy they taught us that when volatility is high or inflated you should sell credit spreads and when volatility was low you should use debit…
Choosing the right Option trading education service requires careful evaluation of several key factors to ensure you get high-quality, actionable education and insights. Here are some important considerations: 1. Credibility and Reputation 2. Depth and Structure of Educational Content 3.…
Options trading is a powerful tool for investors looking to manage risk and enhance returns. Among the various strategies available, credit spreads and debit spreads are widely used. However, despite their popularity, these strategies are often misunderstood, leading to costly…
When traders first encounter the distinction between credit spreads and debit spreads, it’s easy to assume that one must inherently offer an advantage over the other. The truth, however, is far more nuanced. Neither strategy inherently outperforms the other—each can…
Introduction to Pricing Options on Futures Options trading can seem complex, particularly when it comes to understanding how pricing works for options on futures contracts. In this post, we will explore the key elements of pricing options, specifically focusing on…