Albatross Spread
This is an advanced strategy that can be used to profit from an underlying security remaining neutral. Learn how to use an Albatross Spread.
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This is an advanced strategy that can be used to profit from an underlying security remaining neutral. Learn how to use an Albatross Spread.
Often abbreviated as AON, this is a type of order that must be either filled entirely or not at all.
A contract that gives the holder the flexibility of choosing to exercise their option at any point between buying the contract and the contract expiring. More on American Style.
See Trading Levels.
Taking advantage of price discrepancies by buying and selling to create a risk free trade.
Strategies that involve the use of arbitrage. Read more at Arbitrage Strategies.
The price it costs to buy an option.
When the writer of a contract is required to fulfill their obligations under the terms of that contract – for example buying the underlying security if they have written calls or selling the underlying security if they have written puts. The writer will be issued with an assignment notice in such circumstances.
An option where the price of the underlying security is the same as the strike price.
A trading method that involves using a third party to select your trades and having your broker automatically execute them. Read more on Auto Trading.
The process by which in the money options are automatically exercised if they are in the money at the point of expiration.
This is an advanced strategy that can be used to profit from an underlying security remaining neutral. Learn how to use an Albatross Spread.
Often abbreviated as AON, this is a type of order that must be either filled entirely or not at all.
A contract that gives the holder the flexibility of choosing to exercise their option at any point between buying the contract and the contract expiring. More on American Style.
See Trading Levels.
Taking advantage of price discrepancies by buying and selling to create a risk free trade.
Strategies that involve the use of arbitrage. Read more at Arbitrage Strategies.
The price it costs to buy an option.
When the writer of a contract is required to fulfill their obligations under the terms of that contract – for example buying the underlying security if they have written calls or selling the underlying security if they have written puts. The writer will be issued with an assignment notice in such circumstances.
An option where the price of the underlying security is the same as the strike price.
A trading method that involves using a third party to select your trades and having your broker automatically execute them. Read more on Auto Trading.
The process by which in the money options are automatically exercised if they are in the money at the point of expiration.
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