Option Trading Strategy: short strangle

A short strangle consists of one short call with a higher strike price and one short put with a lower strike. Both options have the same underlying stock and the same expiration date, but they have different strike prices. Since you are selling both the put and the call, you are collecting premium. As long as the stock price doesn’t go below the put strike, OR go above the call strike, you pocket the premium....

January 5, 2022 · Me

Banks are growth stocks

Don’t believe me? See these pictures Here’s YTD stats: TD ⬆️ 29.5% RY ⬆️ 27.5% CM ⬆️37.46% NA ⬆️ 45.15% BMO ⬆️ 44.74% BNS ⬆️ 21.78% HCG ⬆️ 46% Compare that to the high techs: AAPL ⬆️ 17.8% TSLA ⬆️ 48% NVDA ⬆️ 126.7% MSFT ⬆️ 55.7% Everyone is taking about inflations. That’s great. You may want to read this article to understand how banks make money. “Banks categorize their revenue into two broad areas based on how it is generated – net interest income and non-interest income....

November 17, 2021 · Me