Options Basics
The Stock Market is an exciting, dynamic marketplace, allowing anyone to participate in the performance of the world's largest companies.
Exchange Traded Options were created in the early 1970's to allow financial institutions, companies and individual investors a more sophisticated method to manage their stock portfolios and to trade stock markets.
One of the key benefits of options over stocks is LEVERAGE. A small investment in stock options can produce returns up to 10 times greater, or more, than the same investment in stocks alone.
An option to buy shares is known as a CALL option.
You will make a profit on a call option if the stock price goes up.
An option to sell shares is known as a PUT option.
You will make a profit on a put option if the stock price goes down.
An easy way to remember is...
Always say to yourself...
Call Up Put Down
This means that when the market is going UP you want to buy CALL OPTIONS. When the market is going DOWN you want to buy PUT OPTIONS.
The maximum potential for loss for an option trader is limited to the amount they paid for their option.
In other words, you can only lose the money you invest.
You cannot lose more than that. The maximum potential for profit is unlimited!
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What are 'Options'?
An option provides the holder the right - but not the obligation - to buy or sell a set number of shares on or before a set date, at a pre-determined price.
If you purchase the option, you can choose to exercise your right to buy or sell the stock. This is known as exercising the option. By exercising the option, you will buy or sell the set number of shares as detailed in the option contract.
As an option holder, you do not have to exercise the option - it is your choice. If you choose not to exercise, the option will expire worthless.
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