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Buyer

Purchaser , Holder , long, pays premium , owns the RIGHT , party in control.

Seller

Writer, short , receives the premium , takes on an OBLIGATION.

Opening Purchase

Buys to get in. (Long position)

Closing Sale

Sell to get out. (Long position)

Opening sale (write)

Sell to get in (short position)

Closing Purchase

Buy to get out (short position)

American Style Contract

Contract can be exercised Any time the option holder wishes. (Buyers only)

European Style Contract

Contract can only be exercised at expiration( last day of trading )

What is the expiration of a standard exchange listed contracts?

9 months if purchasing an original issue , if buying a traded option expiration is 9 months from original purchase.

LEAPS

Long term Equity Anticipation Securities or Series. Have up to 39 months before expiration.

Class

Same type and same stock.


Have different strike price and expiration.

Series

Same type, same stock, same strike price , same expiration.


Identical.

Owner of a call

Pays a premium for right to buy stock at the stock price.

Seller (writer) of a Call

Receives the premium for OBLIGATION to sell at strike price if option is exercised.

What is the Break Even of a Long Call?

Strike Price + Premium = Break Even

Maximum gain of a LONG CALL

UNLIMITED

Maximum Loss of a LONG CALL

The PREMIUM paid

What is your market attitude if you are LONG a CALL?

Bullish.

If you are SHORT a CALL what is your market attitude?

bearish.

Breakeven of a SHORT CALL

Strike price + premium = Break even

Maximum Gain for a SHORT CALL

Premium Received

Maximum Loss for a SHORT CALL

Unlimited

When does a call have Intrinsic Value?

A call has intrinsic value when the CMV is ABOVE the strike price.

In the Money Call

CMV > Strike Price

At-The-money Call

CMV = Strike Price

Out-Of-The Money Call

CMV < Strike Price

Intrinsic Value + Time Value = ?? (Of a call)

Premium


OR


Premium - intrinsic value = Time Value

What is the time value of a call at expiration?

ZERO 0

Intrinsic Value

CMV - Strike Price = Intrinsic Value


Intrinsic value + time value MUST = total premium

Owner of a PUT

Owner pays premium for right to SELL

Seller (writer) of a PUT

Receives the premium for OBLIGATION to buy

What is your Market attitude if you are LONG a PUT?

Bearish.

What is the Breakeven if you are LONG a PUT?

Strike price - premium = Breakeven

Maximum Gain if you are LONG a PUT?

Breakeven to 0

Maximum Loss if you are LONG a PUT ?

The premium paid.

What is Breakeven if you are SHORT a PUT?

Strike price - premium = Breakeven

What is your market attitude if you are SHORT a PUT?

bullish

What is your Maximum Gain if you are SHORT a PUT?

The Premium you Received

What is the Maximum Loss if you are SHORT a PUT?

Breakeven to 0

When does a PUT have intrinsic value?

When CMV is BELOW strike price

Out of the money Put

CMV > Strike Price

In the money PUT

CMV < Strike Price

Hedge Position

Using an option contract to hedge your risk in the stock. ALWAYS a stock and an option position.

For Protection would you buy or sell an option?

BUY

For INCOME would you buy or sell an option?

SELL

If you are LONG stock , what would be the appropriate Hedge Position?

BUY a PUT (most protection)


SELL a CALL(limited protection, but premium income)

LONG Stock , LONG PUT - Breakeven

Stock price + premium = Breakeven

LONG Stock , LONG PUT - Breakeven

Stock price + premium = Breakeven

Long stock , LONG PUT - Maximum Gain

UNLIMITED

LONG stock , LONG PUT -Maximum Loss

Stock Price - Strike Price + premium

What is the purpose of a LONG STOCK, LONG PUT hedge Position?

Protects against price Decline


Enjoy big price increase

LONG Stock , SHORT CALL- Breakeven

Stock price - premium = stock price

LONG Stock , SHORT CALL- Breakeven

Stock price - premium = stock price

LONG stock , SHORT CALL - Maximum Loss

Breakeven

LONG STOCK , SHORT CALL - Maximum Gain

Strike Price - Stock Price + Premium

What is the purpose of hedging a LONG stock with a SHORT CALL?

Additional Income to increase overall return


Limited price decline protection (in the amount of the premium)

If you are Short Stock what is your risk?

That the market goes up in value

What are appropriate positions to hedge SHORT STOCK?

BUY a CALL ( protection)


WRITE a PUT ( Income)

Short Stock , LONG CALL -Breakeven

Stock price - premium = Breakeven

Short Stock , LONG CALL- Max Gain

Breakeven to 0

Short Stock , LONG CALL - Max Loss

Premium + Strike Price - Stock price = max loss

Short Stock , SHORT PUT -Breakeven

Stock price + Premium = Breakeven

Short Stock , SHORT PUT- Max Gain

Stock Price + Premium - Strike Price

SHort stock , SHORT PUT - Max Loss

UNLIMITED

Straddle

Buy a Call and Buy a PuT


Or


sell a Call and Sell a put


Same stock , same expiration , same strike price

Breakeven for Straddles

straddles have 2 Breakeven points.


Strike price + total premiums


&


Strike Price - total premiums

If you are LONG a STRADDLE what do you expect from the market?

Volatility , expecting movement in stock ( up or down)

If you are SHORT a STRADDLE what are you expecting from the market?

Anticipate that the stock price will not move , sit still

If you are LONG a STRADDLE when will you see a GAIN?

Outside of Breakeven points


Maximum Gain is unlimited

If you are LONG a STRADDLE when will you see a LOSS?

In between Breakeven points


Maximum Loss = total premiums

If you are SHORT a STRADDLE when will you see a GAIN?

In between Breakeven points


Maximum Gain = total premiums

If you are SHORT a STRADDLE when will you see a LOSS?

Outside of Breakeven points


Maximum Loss = unlimited

Call Spread

Buying a Call


&


Selling a Call

Put Spread

Buy a put


&


Sell a put

Price , Money , or Vertical Spread

Different strike price only

Calendar , Time , or Horizontal Spread

Different expiration only

Diagonal Spread

Different Strike Price & Expiration

Credit Spread

Net = money in Pocket = credit Spread

Debit Spread

Net , takes money out of pocket = Debit Spread

What is the Maximum Gain of a CREDIT SPREAD?

Net Credit

When will a CREDIT Spread be profitable?

1) Difference in premiums NARROW


2) Both options expire

What do you want to see a CREDIT SPREAD do?

NARROW

What do you want to see a DEBIT spread do?

WIDEN

Net Credit of Call Spread

Difference in premiums

Max loss of a CREDIT SPREAD

Difference in strike prices

Break even for credit Call Spread

Calls add to the lower strike price ( cals)


Lowest strike price + net premium

Net Credit of Put Spread

Difference of premiums

Max Gain of Put Spread

Net premium

Max loss of Put Spread

Difference in strike prices - net Credit

Breakeven of Put Spread

Puts subtract from the HIGHER strike PSHS


Higher strike price - net Credit

What is your market attitude if you sell a put?

bullish

What is the Maximum Loss for a DEBIT SPREAD?

Net Debit

What is the Maximum Gain of a DEBIT Spread?

Strike price difference - Net Debit

When is a DEBIT Spread profitable?

If the difference in premiums WIDENS


Both options are EXERCISED

In spreads Max Gain & Max Loss are ALWAYS equal to ...?

The difference in strike prices

In CALL spreads what Strike Price is Dominant?

Lower XP is dominant

In PUT spreads what Strike price is dominant?

Higher XP is Dominant.

What is the market attitude of a DEBIT CALL SPREAD?

Bullish

What is the market Attitude in a CREDIT CALL SPREAD?

BEARISH

What is your market Attitude in a DEBIT PUT SPREAD?

Bearish

What is your market attitude in a CREDIT PUT SPREAD?

BULLISH

In a NET Credit Spread are you selling or buying?

Selling / bearish

In a Net DEBIT Spread are you buying or selling?

BUYING/ Bullish

Non Equity Options

Options that are NOT on STOCK


Example - Embassies & Currencies

Narrow Based Index Option

Narrow index market (example , computer technology, utilities)

Broad Based Index Option

Option for broad market (ex. S&P Index , Dow Jones)

How are Index options settled?

Cash settled T + 1

Yield based debt options

Value based on yield


Example - 65 strike price means 6.5 yield

How are Foreign Currency Options Quoted?

Quoted in Cents , except for yen quoted in 1/100th of a cent

What is the contract size of foreign currency contract?

10,000 units per contract , except for yen 1,000,000 per

If you think foreign currency is going up against US dollar you would?

BUY Calls or SELL Puts

If you think foreign currency is going to FALL against US currency you would?

Buy calls or Sell puts

EPIC

Exporters buy puts


Importers buy calls