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Do Hot IPOs Equal Hot Options Trading Opportunities?
by David Borun
It's been a great year for offerings, but be careful with these volatile new issues.
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Ten Monts Later, You Should Still Be Wary About Tesla Options...
by David Borun
Huge options premiums mean that trading Tesla calls and puts are like playing at the high-limit table.
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You Don't Need To Fear Option Assignments
by David Borun
The exercise of options you are short can actually be a blessing in disguise.
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Let's Take Another Look at Commodity Options
by David Borun
With demand concerns in Energy and a "flight to safety" in Gold, it's worth considering non-equity derivatives again.
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Dirfferent implied Volatilities on Differnt Strikes. Why?
by David Borun
Modern options pricing models revolutionized speculation and risk-management, but they're also constantly evolving.
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What Does Implied Volatility Really Mean?
by David Borun
How to convert annual volatility figures on short-dated options contracts
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In Uncertain Times, Consider the Protective "Collar"
by David Borun
Protect your gains inexpensively with this spread fairly simple spread trade.
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Trading Options in an October Like We've Never Seen Before
by David Borun
The October baseball analogy is more appropriate now than it has ever been.
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SPACs and Direct Offerings Are Becoming More Common
by David Borun
Traders should adjust their assumptions about volatility in these new issues.
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What's the Correct Time Period for Your Options Trades
by David Borun
Long-term options come with complications you might not expect
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