How to Read an Options Chain: Why You Should Learn This Skill as a Option Trader Knowing how to read an options chain makes up the core of trading options. There are many components that break down
Continue readingWhat Is Open Interest With Options? Open interest options (OI) are a very critical component to pay attention to on an options chain. OI shows the amount of contracts that are currently open on a
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Continue readingWhat Does Out of the Money (OTM) Mean With Options? Out of the money options strike prices (OTM) are strikes that trade above or below the current price of the stock. These strikes are the cheapest
Continue readingWhat Does In the Money (ITM) Mean With Options? In the money options strike prices (ITM) are strikes that trade above or below the current price of the stock. These strikes are the most expensive
Continue readingWhat Does At the Money (ATM) Mean With Options? At the money options strike prices (ATM) are strikes that follow the closest to the current price of the stock. When looking at an options chain, look
Continue readingHow an Options Strike Price Works What is an options strike price and how do they work? Strike prices make up one of the most fundamental components of an options contract. There are in the money,
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Continue readingWatch our video on how time decay options work. Quick Navigation What is Time Decay Options AKA Theta? 1. Expiration 2. The Greeks How Fast Do Options Decay? 1. The Enemy Known as Father
Continue readingWhat Does Extrinsic Value Mean in Options? Extrinsic value is one of the main components to options trading. It measures the difference between the market price of an options contract, which is the
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