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Strike Price
Options
Qué significa
The fixed price at which the holder of an option can buy (for call options) or sell (for put options) the underlying asset. Options are available at multiple strike prices, typically spaced $1 to $5 apart for liquid underlyings.
Ejemplo
SPY is trading at $500. Available call option strike prices include $495, $500, $505, and $510. A $500 strike call means you have the right to buy SPY at $500 even if it rises to $600 before expiration.
Error común de principiantes
Beginners buy far out-of-the-money (very low strike calls or very high strike put) options because they are cheap, but the odds of these options expiring in the money are extremely low. At-the-money or slightly in-the-money options have higher probabilities of paying off.
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