OPTIONS TRADING

Options trading can be complicated for novice traders.  Below, you will find detailed explanations and graphs to help you better understand these options terms and how they are applied to the commodity markets.

  1. Long Futures 11. Long Strangle
2. Short Futures 12. Short Strangle
3. Long Call 13. Ratio Call Spread
4. Short Call 14. Ratio Put Spread
5. Bear Spread 15. Call Ratio Backspread
6. Bull Spread  16. Put Ratio Backspread 
7. Long Put 17. Box or Conversion/Reversal
8. Short Put 18. Long Butterfly
9. Long Straddle 19. Short Butterfly
10. Short Straddle  

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