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+Strategies and At-Expiration
+Diagrams
+One of the great strengths of options is that there are so many different
+ways to use them. There are simple, straightforward strategies like buying a
+call. And there are complex spreads with creative names like jelly roll, guts,
+and iron butterfly. A spread is a strategy that involves combining an option
+with one or more other options or stock. Each component of the spread is
+referred to as a leg. Each spread has its own unique risk and reward
+characteristics that make it appropriate for certain market outlooks.
+Throughout this book, many different spreads will be discussed in depth.
+For now, it’s important to understand that all spreads are made up of a
+combination of four basic option positions: buy call, sell call, buy put, and
+sell put. Understanding complex option strategies requires understanding
+these basic positions and their common, practical uses. When learning
+options, it’s helpful to see what the option’s payout is if it is held until
+expiration.