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Long Vs. Short Options (What’s The Difference)

As is the case with other forms of trading, investors can be long or short in options trading. In stock trading, an investor going long means buying an asset, while going short means selling...

Do Options Trade Pre-market Or After-hours?

Since 1991, the New York Stock Exchange and then the National Association of Securities Dealers Automated Quotation gradually opened up to pre and after-hours trading, also known as pre-market and...

Is Robinhood A Good App? (Pros And Cons)

There’s no denying Robinhood’s popularity. It has over 13 million users right now and growth is showing no signs of slowing anytime soon. But, is Robinhood a good app? If you’re new...

What Happens If You Can’t/Don’t Sell Your Call/Put Option?

Selling call options gives you the obligation to sell a stock if it rises to a certain strike price, while selling put options gives you the obligation to buy a stock if it falls to the strike...

Are Call/Put Options Margin? (Do They Use Margin?)

Both options trading and trading securities on margin are becoming increasingly popular, and more investors are adding these strategies to their investment portfolios. But before you trade...

What Is A $10, $20, $25, $30, $40 Call Option?

Call options are one of the two main possibilities in the options trading world. A call option buyer believes the price of the underlying will rise within a specific time window. But what...