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Complex Options Strategy Targets More Upside in Banking Giant

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Citi has been fighting higher since Christmas, and one big investor seems to think the move will continue. Check out this unusual options activity in...

Quadruple Witching Dates for 2023: How Can They Impact Stock and Futures Trading?

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What Is Quad Witching? Quadruple witching is an event in financial markets when four different sets of futures and options expire on the same day. Futures and...

Options Alert: Trader Looks for More Upside in Chinese Tech Stock

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Chinese technology stocks have been jumping, and one options trader is positioning for the move to continue. Check out this unusual activity this afternoon in...
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Rolling Options: Key Things for Traders to Know

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Editor's note: This post was originally published on Wednesday, December 23, 2020. "Rolling options" is a common transaction for options traders, but there are...
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Key Points About Selling Credit Spreads

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A previous post covered debit spreads, when you pay a debit looking for a stock or ETF to move in a certain direction. Credit...

Bullish, Neutral, Even Bearish: 3 Ways Options Traders Can Use Covered Calls

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Editor's note: This article was originally published on July 16, 2021. Covered calls are one of the most common strategies for options traders. While many investors...

Greek of the Week: Gamma

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Editor’s note: This post, part of a four-part series about options Greeks, was originally published on Monday, August 20, 2018. We previously looked at delta. Delta...

Greek of the Week: Theta

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Editor’s note: This post, part of a four-part series about options Greeks, was originally published on Tuesday, August 28, 2018. So far, we’ve looked at delta and gamma....

Greek of the Week: Vega

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Editor’s note: This post, part of a four-part series about options Greeks, was originally published on Tuesday, September 4, 2018. So far we’ve reviewed three...
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The Basics of Options

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Options are an important tool for many retail investors. They can either replace trading shares, or make it easier to position oneself in stocks....
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