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Index
Calendar spread, put, 333-335 (see also Put spreads,
basic) 333-335
Calendar and ratio spreads, combining, 222-229
choosing spread, 225-226
pricing model, using, 225
delta-neutral calendar spreads, 227-228
in-the-money, 228
follow-up action, 226-227, 229
probabilities, good, 226-227
out-of-the-money call spread, 222-225 (see also
Calendar and ratio spreads, combining, ratio
calendar spread)
ratio calendar spread, 222-225
collateral requirements possibly large, 223-224
profitability of, 227
Calendar straddle, 348-350 (see also Spreads combining
calls and puts)
Call arbitrage, 444 (see also Arbitrage)
Call bull spread, effect on of implied volatility changes,
767-775
Call buying, 95-117
advanced selection criteria, 103-107
overpriced/underpriced calls, 106-107
time value premium and volatility trading, 106-107
volatilities of underlying stock, 103-106
follow-up actions, 107-117
bull spread, 110-111, 113-116, 117
calendar spread, creating, 116-117
commissions, 108
defensive action, two strategies for, 112-117
locking in profits, four strategies for, 108-111
"mental" stop to cut losses, 107
rolling down strategy, 112-116
rolling up, 109-110
frustrations, 107
mathematical calculations of volatility, applying, 47 4
option to buy, selecting, 101-103
day trading, 101-102
intermediate-term trading, 102-103
long-term trading, 103
short-term trading, 102
time horizon as criterion, 101
risk and reward, 97-101
delta, 99-101
hedge ratio, 99-101
intermediate-term call most attractive, 98
option pricing curve, 99
timing, certainty of, 98-99
simplest form of option investment, 95
strategies, other, 118-131 (see also Call buying
strategies)
why buy, 95-96
and LEAPS, 95
985
Call buying strategies, 118-131
altering ratio oflong calls to short stock, 128-131
protected short sale, 118-122
at-the-money or out-of-the-money as protection,
120
follow-up action, 122
margin requirements, 121
reverse hedge, 123-128, 130, 131
follow-up action, 126-128
limited loss potential and unlimited profit poten­
tial, 123, 128
trading against the straddle, 126-127
volatile stock preferred, 126
simulated straddle, 123-128 (see also Call buying
strategies, reverse hedge)
summary, 131
"synthetic" strategies, 118
put, 118-121 (see also Call buying strategies, pro­
tected short sale)
Call option price curve, 10-13
Call option strategies, 37-241 (see also under particular
heading)
bear spreads using call options, 186-190
bull spreads, 172-185
butterfly spreads, 200-209
calendar spreads, 191-199
calendar and ratio spreads, combining, 222-229
call buying, 95-117
call buying strategies, 118-131
covered call writing, 39-94
diagonalizing spread, 236-241
naked call writing, 132-145
ratio call spreads, 210-221
ratio call writing, 146-171
reverse spreads, 230-235
summary, 241
Call options:
assignment of, 7
Call writing, applying mathematical calculations of
volatility to, 4 72-4 7 4
Capitalization-weighted indices, 494-497
divisor, 494-496
float, 494-495
largest market value stocks have most weight, 496
most prevalent, 497
Cash-based futures, 653
Cash-based options, 500-506 (see also Index option
products)
European versus American exercise, 501-504
Cash-based put writing, 294-295
Cash dividend role of underlying stock as factor in
option price, 14-15
Cash settlement futures, 653