Options Trading
How options give traders asymmetric bets on market direction — and why understanding calls, puts, and the Greeks is essential for anyone serious about markets.
Consider a sports bet where you stake one hundred dollars and pocket one thousand if you win. Your risk is capped at one hundred. The payout is ten times larger. Imagine placing that bet on any stock movement. That was the radical insight in nineteen seventy three when the Chicago Board Options Exchange opened. An options contract gives you the right to buy or sell a stock at a locked price, regardless of market moves. If you own a call and the stock jumps, your profit multiplies. If it crashes, you lose only what you paid upfront. A farmer buys a put as insurance, locking in crop prices.
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