Selling Options Vs Buying Options -
Buying an option (a call if you're bullish or a put if you're bearish) gives you the , but not the obligation, to trade a stock at a fixed price.
: Generally lower (less than 50%) . For a buyer to win, the stock must move significantly and quickly in the right direction to overcome the cost of the premium and time decay.
: Theoretically unlimited for call buyers, as there’s no ceiling on how high a stock price can go.
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Buying an option (a call if you're bullish or a put if you're bearish) gives you the , but not the obligation, to trade a stock at a fixed price.
: Generally lower (less than 50%) . For a buyer to win, the stock must move significantly and quickly in the right direction to overcome the cost of the premium and time decay.
: Theoretically unlimited for call buyers, as there’s no ceiling on how high a stock price can go.
