Here is the article.
Take some time to read, and I should get ideas how to talk about options in English first.
Setting A Stop Loss
You can calculate the maximum loss by taking the difference of the spreads minus the premium collected ($2.50 — 65 cents). If INTC stock closes above 52.50 on Oct. 16, the premium seller loses $185 on the trade per contract. No matter how far down Intel goes, the loss on this trade won't get bigger than that.
For a trade like this, I would set a stop loss if the spread doubled in value to $1.30. Remember, when the spread trades at a higher price than your credit of 65 cents, you are losing money.
Also remember that options are risky and investors can lose 100% of their investment.
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