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AMZN and FB are RED HOT now. Buy OPTIONS to make 100-200% very soon. But get ready to lose all. Basically invest $100 per options trade and take risk.

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AMZN and FB are RED HOT now. Buy OPTIONS to make 100-200% very soon. But get ready to lose all. Basically invest $100 per options trade and take risk.

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AMZN and FB are RED HOT now. Buy OPTIONS to make 100-200% very soon. But get ready to lose all. Basically invest $100 per options trade and take risk.

 

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Options Basics: Puts And Calls

 

Individual investors have more investment options than they often realize: namely stock options. Options allow you to make money whether the stock market is going up, down or sideways because, just as the name suggests, options give you the option to buy or sell a security (stocks, exchange-traded funds, indices, commodities, etc.) at some point in the future.

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Types of Options:

 

Options are divided into two categories: calls and puts. Calls increase in value when the underlying security is going up, and they decrease in value when the underlying security declines in price. Puts increase in value when the underlying security is going down and decrease in value when it is going up. So depending on what you anticipate happening in the market, you can buy a call or a put and profit from that movement.

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Call Options

A call option gives you the right to buy a stock from the investor who sold you the call option at a specific price on or before a specified date. For instance, if you bought a 35 October call option on General Electric , the option would come with terms telling you that you could buy the stock for $35 (the strike price) any time before the third Friday in October (the expiration date). What this means is, if GE rises anywhere above $35 before the third Friday in October, you can buy the stock for less than its market value. Or if you don’t want to buy the stock yourself or exercise the option, you can sell your option to someone else for a profit.

The drawback is if GE never rises above $35, your option won’t be worth anything because nobody wants to buy an option that allows them to buy a stock for a higher price than they could get it for if they just went out into the open market and bought it.

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Put Options

A put option gives you the right to sell a stock to the investor who sold you the put option at a specific price, on or before a specified date. For instance, if you bought a 25 October put option on Pfizer , the option would come with terms telling you that you could sell the stock for $25 (the strike price) any time before the third Friday in October (the expiration date). What this means is, if Pfizer falls anywhere below $25 before the third Friday in October, you can sell the stock for more than its market value. And if you don’t want to sell the stock yourself, you can sell your option to someone else for a profit.

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Source: Forbes

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