Day 2 Flashcards

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How do we select expiration Date?

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2
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How do we select strikes to trade?

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3
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opening and closing trades

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4
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Exercise defined deeper

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5
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assignment defined deeper

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6
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exercise/assignment of a call

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7
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exercise/assignment of a put

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8
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when to buy/sell options

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9
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4 position review

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10
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break even price for calls/puts

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11
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position graphs

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12
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Position graph3 considerations

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13
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how to calculate intrinsic value for call / put

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if intrinsic value is NEGATIVE, then out of the money, and intrinsic value will be 0CALL : STOCK PRICE - STRIKE PRICEPUT: STRIKE PRICE - STOCK PRICE

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14
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long put graph direction

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right to left

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15
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long call graph direction

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left to right

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16
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long position risk/reward

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limited risk, unlimited reward

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17
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short position risk/reward

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risk is unlimited, reward is limited

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18
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breakeven calculation for PUT

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Strike - premium = breakeven

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19
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breakeven calculation for Call

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Strike + Premium = breakeven

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20
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Protecting stock

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protects against gapswhen add put to a long stock position, the risk becomes like a “call” meaning, the loss is limited.aka Married Put

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21
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Protecting stock strategy

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22
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Protecting stock strategy 2

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23
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Stock at a Discount

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24
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Stock at a Discount Strategy Pt 1

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25
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Stock at a Discount Strategy Pt 2

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only do with ETF index because stocks can become worthless. but ETF indexes can not

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26
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renting a stock or covered calls

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27
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renting a stock strategy pt 1

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28
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renting a stock strategy pt 2

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29
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Free protection pt 1

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30
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Free protection pt 2

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31
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Free protection strategy pt 1

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32
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Free protection strategy pt 2

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33
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mimicing stock

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use when you can’t short an actual stock- buying a call and selling a put that share the same strike creates the same effect as holding the stock long- buying a put and selling a call that share the same strike creates the same effect as holding the stock short- even though this strategy mimics the stocks, dividends would not be paid nor received since options do not convey ownership of the underlying- buy a call and sell a putor- buy a put and sell a call

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mimicing stock strategy

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35
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moneyness review

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36
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ITM Call Example

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37
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OTM Call example

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38
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ITM Puts Example

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39
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OTM Puts Example

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40
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Understanding Time Value

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41
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2 different types of Volatility

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42
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Inflated vs Deflated Volatility pt 1

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43
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Inflated vs Deflated Volatility pt 2

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44
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volatility interpretation

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45
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historical volatility

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46
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implied volatility

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47
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implied volatility determines strategy

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48
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inflated vs deflated optionsdo we buy or sell:deflated optionsinflated options

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49
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how to figure out if inflated or deflated volatility

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50
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How to know if Volatility is deflated

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51
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How to know if Volatility is Inflated

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52
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How to know if Volatility is Fair

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53
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volatility measurement and methodology pt 1

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54
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volatility measurement and methodology pt 2

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55
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purpose of greeks with options

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56
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greek letter meaning

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57
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Delta

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58
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Delta for calls

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59
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Call Delta VS underlying Price

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60
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Delta for Puts

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61
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put delta vs underlying price

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62
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interpretation of delta

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63
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hard deltas vs soft deltas

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64
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Delta Effect pt 1Call/put delta impact on premium

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65
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Delta Effect pt 2delta as a measure of expiring ITM

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66
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Delta Effect pt 3Delta for Hedging Purposes

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67
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directional trading

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68
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anchor unit

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69
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single leg strategies

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70
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very deflated single leg strategieslong call (debit / bullish)

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71
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very deflated single leg strategieslong call (debit / bullish)action and maintenance

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72
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very deflated single leg strategieslong call (debit / bullish)graph example

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73
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very deflated single leg strategieslong call (debit / bullish)data example

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74
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roll

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sell option that you bought and buy new one that has more longer experation

75
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evolve

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76
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Very Deflated Single Leg strategiesLong Put (Debit/Bearish)

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77
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Very Deflated Single Leg strategiesLong Put (Debit/Bearish)action and maintenance

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78
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Very Deflated Single Leg strategiesLong Put (Debit/Bearish)Graph

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79
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Very Deflated Single Leg strategiesLong Put (Debit/Bearish)Data

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