An equity derivative is a financial instrument whose value is based on underlying equity's price movements.
A European option is a type of options contract that can only be exercised at expiration.
Financial contracts listed and traded on regulated exchanges.
The act of putting into effect the right to buy or sell in options trading.
The price at which an underlying security can be bought or sold in options trading.
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Gamma is a key concept in options trading that measures the rate of change of an option's delta based on fluctuations in the underlying asset's price.
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An individual or entity that creates a trust and/or the seller of option contracts who collects premiums.
A tactical action taken to reduce the risk of an investment strategy.
Definition and Exploration of the Horizontal (Calendar) Spread in Trading
Definition and Insights into In-the-Money Options in Finance
A financial strategy used to hedge interest rate risk through options.
A comedic look into the world of interest rate derivatives!
Kappa (or Vega) is the Greek measure that indicates an option contract's price sensitivity to changes in the volatility of the underlying asset.
A Latent Option Static until a Barrier is Breached!
Lambda is a measure of the leverage an option provides based on its price change.
The final day to trade a futures or options contract before expiration.
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Exploring the delightful world of options contracts and their strike prices!
A long put refers to buying a put option, a bearish position enabling traders to speculate on price drops or hedge against risks.
A deep-in-the-money European-style call option that operates similarly to a futures contract but is not available on U.S. exchanges.
