Long straddle발음듣기
Long straddle
Let's say that company ABCD is some type of a pharmaceutical company that has a drug trial coming out.발음듣기
And you're convinced - it's right now trading at $50 a share - but you're convinced that if the drug gets approved, that the company's stock is going to skyrocket.발음듣기
And you're also convinced that if the drug gets rejected, that the stock price is going to tank to maybe $5 or $10.발음듣기
So if you wanted to make money off of that belief, and I'm not necessarily recommending that you do.발음듣기
But one way that you could is you could actually buy both the call option and the put option on that stock.발음듣기
And then the call option is going to make money if the drug gets approved and the stock skyrockets.발음듣기
So from the stock's being worth zero, all the way up to the stock being worth $50, you would want to exercise the put option.발음듣기
That it's not much value if value of the stock doesn't change from $50, your options are worthless.발음듣기
But if you have a major movement, either to the upside or the downside, then this straddle, it's called.발음듣기
And when you think about it from the profit and loss point of view, you just shift it down based on the amount you paid for the two options.발음듣기
So in this situation where we would exercise the put, instead of making $50, we have to net it for the $20 we paid for the options.발음듣기
And at the point where we're not exercising either option, because they're both essentially worthless, no reason to exercise them, then we essentially have just lost $20 for both options.발음듣기
So when you actually factor in how much you paid for the options, you now see that you only would make money with this straddle if the underlying stock price, maybe after the results of the trial are released, hopefully get released before the maturity of the actual options.발음듣기
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