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When will I buy call or put options?
1) Stock market is very bullish:
I'll buy a call option to profit from premium - buy low sell high. I may exercise my call options to buy 100 shares if it is in the money (ITM) because share price is above the strike price.
2) Stock market is very bearish:
I'll buy a put option to profit from premium - buy low sell high. I may exercise my put options to sell 100 shares (are curr...
1) Stock market is very bullish:
I'll buy a call option to profit from premium - buy low sell high. I may exercise my call options to buy 100 shares if it is in the money (ITM) because share price is above the strike price.
2) Stock market is very bearish:
I'll buy a put option to profit from premium - buy low sell high. I may exercise my put options to sell 100 shares (are curr...
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Protective puts are extremely helpful to protect positions.
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I like cash secured put strategy. Using this strategy, I sell put options with enough cash to cover the purchase of the stock if the option is exercised. If the stock’s price drops, I am also happy to buy the stock at a lower price, effectively getting in at a discount. It’s a win-win situation for me. If the stock price remains stable or rises, I just keep the premium from selling the put.
I Like the Call if I get up comforting , but if not Then I'll do puts . as kanna Says wait for confirmation is the best way .
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It depends on Buying call vs. Bullish Put, and the directions of the trend might be in between the ATR and the Weekly trend direction before we commit actually. Even at the lowest Bearishh Put u still can dictate the bullish way with the trend direction in my opinion and of course, it might not always go out the way you predict thou. Eventually, P/E and a lil portfolio or P/B research might do us a favour.