Options and Futures - The Similarities and Differences.
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Funds and Options - Funds invested in stocks, bonds, commodities, indexes, even futures or options - all the things individual investors themselves trade.
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Call and Put Options - A 'call' confers on the (option) contract holder the right to buy an asset at a stated price on or before a specified expiration date. A 'put', by contrast, gives the option buyer the right to sell an asset at a certain price by a stated date. The right, not the obligation.
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Hedging - A hedge is an investment made to offset the risk incurred by entering another investment. The basic idea is to bet against oneself, in a way.
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Leverage in Options Trading - is one major factor in the value of options.
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Volatility in Options Trading - In essence, volatility is a measure of how much and how fast prices are likely to change.
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Values and Prices in Option Trading 1- Options have an expiration date, That expiration date makes calculating an option's value more complicated, but also more accessible to some of the powerful statistical tools developed over the last few decades.
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