Friday, 11 January 2013

Option Trading

Option Trading  Details
 The call option is the right to buy the underlying security at a certain price on or before a certain date.
You would buy a call option if you anticipated the price of the underlying security was going to rise before the option reached expiration. For example:
Company XYZ in trading at $25 per share and you believe the stock is headed up. You could buy shares of the stock or you could buy a call option. Say a call option that gives you the right, but not the obligation, to buy 100 shares of XYZ anytime in the next 90 days for $26 per share could be purchased for $100.
If you are right and the stock rises to $30 per share before option expires, you could exercise your option and buy 100 shares at $26 per share and sell them for an immediate profit of $3 per share ($30 - $26 = $4 - $1 for the option = $3 per share profit).
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1 comment:

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