Options

An iron condor is an options strategy built with four contracts: a call spread and a put spread on the same underlying and expiration. It aims to profit when price stays within a defined range while keeping risk capped.

A covered call is an options strategy where an investor sells call options on shares they already own to collect premium income. This guide explains how covered calls work, when they may fit, and what the trade-offs look like using clear examples.

Options contracts are agreements tied to an underlying asset that give buyers the right to buy or sell at a predetermined strike price within a set timeframe. This article explains calls, puts, and how a standard options contract works in practice.

Stock options are contracts that can express bullish, bearish, defensive, or volatility views with defined risk. This guide explains calls, puts, and five foundational strategies—using clear mechanics, realistic examples, and risk boundaries