Featured Options Strategies
Volatility Arbitrage
Exploiting mispricings in implied vs. realized volatility through systematic delta-hedged positions across multiple expiries and strikes.
Delta-Neutral Trading
Market-neutral strategies that profit from volatility movements and time decay while maintaining minimal directional exposure.
Income Generation
Sophisticated covered call and put-selling programs designed to generate consistent premium income with disciplined risk management.
Spread Strategies
Sophisticated covered call and put-selling programs designed to generate consistent premium income with disciplined risk management.
Frequently Asked Questions:
What are options trading?
Options trading involves buying or selling contracts that give the right, but not the obligation, to purchase or sell an asset at a specific price in the future.
Options are commonly used to generate income, hedge risk, or build structured strategies that profit from different market conditions.
Do all stocks have Options?
No. Only certain stocks have listed options.
Generally, large, liquid, well-known companies are the ones that offer exchange-traded options. Smaller or less-traded stocks typically do not have options available
How does Spread strategies work?
Spread strategies involve combining two or more option positions to control risk and define potential profit and loss.
By buying one option and selling another at a different strike or expiration, traders can reduce cost, limit downside, and target more predictable, risk-managed returns.