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Moneyness of an Option
Moneyness of an option refers to the relationship between the current price of the underlying asset and the strike price of the option. An option can be classified as in-the-money…
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Underlying asset – About, importance, types
Underlying asset is a financial instrument or a physical commodity that serves as the basis for a financial derivative. In this article, let us delve deeper into the subject with…
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Quick history bytes on Options trading
Options trading has been in vogue for more than a century. Over the Counter (OTC) custom options were available on commodities since the 1920s, while options on equities started trading…
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Implied volatility explained in simple terms…
Implied Volatility (IV) Is a measure of how much people think the price of a stock or option might change in the future. What is Implied volatilityImplied volatility with an…
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Options Buying in simple terms…
An option is like a bet that you make with someone else about what you think will happen to a particular stock in the future. Trading in SharesOptions buying Trading…
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7 notable differences between European options and American options
In this article, 7 notable differences between European options and American options, are listed and see how Indian market adopted these option types. Exercise DateAvailabilityPriceDividend PaymentsTrading VolumeContract SizeStrike PriceFinal word…