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Category: F&O

In financial markets, futures and options (F&O) are derivative products that derive their values from an underlying asset, be it a stock or commodity. Through the stock exchange, two investors enter into a contract to buy or sell an underlying at an agreed price on a fixed date.

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Neutral Calendar Spread-Neutral Strategy

Explanation A Long Call Calendar Spread is a strategy to gain from Theta with limited risk. The neutral calendar spread strategy is implemented if the trader is neutral in the
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Short Call Condor Spread-Neutral Strategy

Explanation Short Call Condor Spread is the opposite of Long Call Condor Spread. A Short Call Condor is a volatile market strategy which is executed for credit investment, meaning that
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Long Call Condor Spread-Neutral Strategy

Explanation Since this strategy is a neutral strategy and in order to make profits, the underlying asset should remain range bound i.e., between the 4 strikes.The long call condor investor
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Short Put Ladder-Neutral Strategy

Explanation A Short Put Ladder is a bearish option strategy when trader is bullish on volatility. This strategy is executed for net credit and is the extension of Bull Put spread.
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How to Use Implied Volatility in Options Trading: Strategies

Short Call Ladder-Neutral Strategy

Explanation Short Call Ladder is a bullish option strategyand is an extension to Bull Call Spread Strategy. This strategy is implemented for net credit investments and offers unlimited return (when
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Long Put Ladder-Neutral Strategy

Explanation This strategy is implemented when a trader is slightly bearish on the market as well as on volatility. Long Put Ladder options strategy is a bearish strategy which is
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Long Call Ladder-Neutral Strategy

Explanation Bull call ladder option trading strategy is a neutral to moderately bullish strategy. This strategy is implemented for net debit investments and offers limited return (when market stays in
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Strip-Neutral Strategy

Explanation A strip is a bearish option trading strategy made for net debit investment and is similar to a long straddle, the only difference between a strip and long straddle
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Strap-Neutral Strategy

Explanation A strap is a bullish option trading strategy similar to a long straddle, the only difference between a strap and long straddle is that the trader purchases two call
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Short Put Butterfly-Neutral Strategy

Explanation In Short Put Butterfly strategy, a trader is neutral in nature and expects the market move in either direction at the time of expiry. A short put butterfly option
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