Derivatives
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Feb/23

Use of Options Trading Strategies to Hedge your Portfolio

The problem with many investors is that they only focus on the theoretical aspects of options trading. What’s more, they tend to have extreme views, whether in the “pro options trading camp”

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Feb/23

Difference Between Naked Options and Covered Options

If you have been reading about options trading, you must know the basics of trading options. You must know that options are derivative contracts that give the buyer the right to transact the underlying asset

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Feb/23

A Beginner's Guide to Options Trading

Options may be a suitable choice if you want to diversify your portfolio beyond stocks, mutual funds, and bonds. That said, both the risks and the benefits can be substantial.

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Feb/23

Learn How to Trade in Futures with Pros and Cons

A futures contract enables traders to trade an underlying asset at a predetermined price and future date. The underlying asset might be anything from stocks to currency pairings to commodities (like gold or oil).

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Feb/23

Learn the Difference Between Spot Price and Future Price

If you have recently started to explore the world of derivatives, you must already be aware that they are risky assets. As renowned investor Warren Buffet says—“Risk comes from not knowing what you’re doing.

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Feb/23

What is an ITM (In The Money) Call Option?

Call options are the best short-term substitute for purchasing equities you don't intend to have in your portfolio for the long term. Moreover, options can be a part of every balanced portfolio.

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Jan/23

What is Out of the Money (OTM) in Options with Examples?

You must be aware of how advantageous it is to purchase or trade out-of-the-money options. The question is, what do "Out-of-The-Money Options" or "OTM Options" actually mean?

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Jan/23

Bermuda Options: Meaning, Advantages and Disadvantages

Financial derivatives known as Bermuda options have set expiration dates and exercise/strike prices. They are distinct from conventional options in that they have a limited window of time for exercise

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Jan/23

What are Options Strategies for Bullish Market?

A call or put has an expiration date, which traders must be conscious of if they regularly trade.This expiry date may be monthly or weekly, depending on the type of contract chosen.

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Jan/23

Difference Between Options and Futures Trading

In recent years, online trading has been boosted by thousands of traders who seem to have grown over time. Now, traders tend to do futures and options through online brokers.

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Jan/23

Currency Derivatives: Types, Benefits and How to Trade

Derivatives are not exclusive to equities; investors can also trade derivatives of other financial instruments like commodities, bonds, and currencies. In this article, we will cover derivative trading

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Jan/23

Learn in Detail About Equity Derivatives: Types and Benefits

An equity derivative is a type of financial instrument whose value is based on changes in the prices of the underlying equity securities, such as stocks.

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