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Showing results for tags 'arbitrage option strategy'.
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Lock-up options are usually priced in such a way as to deter unwanted buyers and attract only the buyers that the option owners want to sell to.
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This is a low-risk strategy which aims for getting small returns on the trade on expiry. It is a complicated strategy that is best suited for advanced traders.
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This is a trade strategy in which the trader holds a position in an option and a contrary directional position in the asset itself. It is a delta-neutral strategy which can be used to balance out response of the asset to market movements when implied volatility declines.
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Traders who implement a conversion strategy are taking advantage of overpriced assets by instantly liquidating (arbitraging) them to fair market value. The technique involves selling and purchasing a put and a call option, at-the-money, while going long on the underlying asset. Traders can earn a sm...
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Traders who implement a box spread or long box strategy are taking advantage of overpriced assets by instantly liquidating (arbitraging) them to fair market value. The technique involves simultaneously entering a bull call and a bear put spread, using options with parallel strike prices. Traders can...
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Traders who implement a reversal strategy are taking advantage of under priced assets by instantly liquidating (arbitraging) them to fair market value. The technique involves selling and purchasing a put and a call option, at-the-money, while short selling the underlying asset. Traders can earn a sm...
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Traders who implement a short box strategy are taking advantage of overpriced assets by instantly liquidating (arbitraging) them to fair market value. The technique involves selling both a bull call and bear put spread at the same time, using options with parallel strike prices and expirations. Trad...
