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options: Archive
Is There Opportunity in Unregulated Cryptocurrency Exchange Options?
by David Borun
Why you need the protection and security of the SEC and CFTC in the crypto options markets.
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With No Bitcoin ETF, What Other Options Trades Provide Crypto Exposure?
by David Borun
You can't trade listed equity-style options on Bitcoin, but some companies might be the next best thing.
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How Do You Trade Options on Bitcoin?
by David Borun
With cryptocurrencies hitting new all-time highs, futures and options may be the smart play.
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Owning Options Makes Sense at High Stock Prices and Low Volatilities
by David Borun
Being long Gamma lets you hedge and re-hedge for profits as stocks move in either direction....
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Netlix Options are Too Inexpensive to Sell
by David Borun
Successful "cash-covered" puts depend on collecting a juicy premium, and this stock doesn't offer any.
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When Can You Trade Options on the New Coinbase Offering?
by David Borun
The crypto exchange earned an $80B market cap in its first day of trading, and options are coming soon.
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With Unusual Activity, Don't Trade It...Fade It
by David Borun
Changes in implied volatility after unusual volume are an opportunity to trade like the pros.
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Your Covered Calls Worked Well...Maybe Too Well. Now What?
by David Borun
Selling a diagonal call spread keeps you in the game when your shares are in rally mode.
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Learn to Design a Trade for Shifting Implied Volatilities
by David Borun
Simply buying options may not be the best way to profit from an expected move in a stock.
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Volatilities are Down, Volumes are Up
by David Borun
Weekly expirations are popular, are they right for your trading strategies?
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