BetterTrades Options Trading Strategies
- Bear Call Spreads Option Strategy - For investors who are generally bearish about a stock an are looking for a low risk strategy that has a net credit.
- Bear Put Spreads Option Strategy - For investors who are generally bearish about a stock an are looking for a low risk strategy that has a net debit.
- Bull Put Spreads Option Strategy - For investors who are generally bullish about a stock an are looking for a low risk, limited reward strategy.
- Calendar Spreads Option Strategy - Calendar spreads are also known as time or horizontal spreads because they involve options with different expiration months.
- Call Backspreads Option Strategy - For bullish investors who expect big moves in already volatile stocks, call back spreads are a great limited risk, unlimited reward strategy
- Covered Calls Option Strategy - For conservative investors, selling calls against long stock position can be an excellent way to generate income.
- Long Calls Option Strategy - For aggressive investors, buying calls can be an excellent way to capture the upside potential of a stock with limited downside risk.
- Long Puts Option Strategy - For aggressive investors who have a strong feeling that a particular stock is about to move lower, long puts are an excellent low risk, high reward strategy.
- Long Straddles Option Strategy - For aggressive investors who expect short-term volatility yet have no bias up or down (i.e., a neutral bias), the long straddle is an excellent strategy.
- Long Strangles Option Strategy - For aggressive investors who expect short-term volatility yet have no bias up or down, the long strangle is another excellent strategy.
- Naked Calls Option Strategy - Selling naked calls is one of the riskiest strategies of all. The potential loss is UNLIMITED.
- Protective Puts Option Strategy - For both conservative and aggressive investors, buying protective puts can be an excellent way to hedge downside risk of bullish positions.
- Ratio Spreads Option Strategy - For aggressive investors who don't expect much short-term volatility, ratio spreads are a limited reward, unlimited risk strategy.
- Selling Naked Puts Option Strategy - For bullish investors who are interested in buying a stock at a price below the current market.
- Short Straddles Option Strategy - For aggressive investors who don't expect much short-term volatility, the short straddle can be a risky, but profitable strategy.
- Short Strangles Option Strategy - For aggressive investors who don't expect much short-term volatility, the short strangle can be a risky, but profitable strategy.
- The Butterfly Option Strategy - Ideal for investors who prefer limited risk, limited reward strategies.
- The Collar Option Strategy - Ideal for investors who prefer limited risk, limited reward strategies.
- The Condor Option Strategy - Ideal for investors who prefer limited risk, limited reward strategies.