Option Trading Strategies mean buying a call and put options or selling a call and put options. Investors use Option Trading Strategies to generate profits and for avoiding losses.

With a call option, Investors have the right to buy without an obligation to buy, so investors can exercise the option when it is profitable.

With the Put option, Issuer/Owner has the right, but not the obligation, to sell an asset at a predetermined date at a specific price.

Option Trading Strategy list gives investors complete strategy on Long Call/Long Put/Covered Call/Covered Put.

• 1. Bear Call Spread
• 2. Bear Put Spread
• 3. Box Spread (Arbitrage)
• 4. Bull Call Spread
• 5. Bull Put Spread
• 6. Collar
• 7. Covered Call
• 8. Covered Put (Married Put)
• 9. Covered Strangle
• 10. Long Call
• 11. Long Call Butterfly
• 12. Long Combo
• 13. Long Condor (Long Call Condor)
• 14. Long Put
• 15. Long Straddle (Buy Straddle)
• 16. Long Strangle (Buy Strangle)
• 17. Protective Call (Synthetic Long Put)
• 18. Short Box (Arbitrage)
• 19. Short Call (Naked Call)
• 20. Short Call Butterfly
• 21. Short Condor (Short Call Condor)
• 22. Short Put
• 23. Short Straddle (Sell Straddle or Naked Straddle)
• 24. Short Strangle (Sell Strangle)
• 25. Synthetic Call