Our options strategies

Iron Condor

An Iron Condor is a neutral options strategy where you sell one out-of-the-money call and one out-of-the-money put, and buy a call with a higher strike price and a put with a lower strike price. It profits from low volatility, with limited risk and reward.
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Bull Put Spread

A Bull Put Spread is an options strategy where you sell a put at a higher strike price and buy another put at a lower strike price. Both options typically have the same expiration date and are below the current market price, aiming to profit from a moderate rise in the underlying asset with limited risk.
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Bear Call Spread

A Bear Call Spread is an options strategy where you sell a call at a lower strike price and buy another call at a higher strike price. Both options have the same expiration date. This strategy aims to profit from a neutral to bearish outlook with limited risk and reward.
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Naked Put

A Naked Put is an options strategy where you sell a put option without holding a short position in the underlying asset. The goal is to profit from the premium if the stock price stays above the strike price, but it carries significant risk if the stock falls below the strike price.
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Reverse Iron Condor

A Reverse Iron Condor is a volatility-based options strategy where you buy one out-of-the-money call and one out-of-the-money put, while simultaneously selling a call with a higher strike price and a put with a lower strike price. It profits from high volatility, as the maximum gain occurs when the underlying asset moves beyond the long strike prices. The risk and reward are both limited, making it a defined-risk strategy.
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Iron Butterfly

An Iron Butterfly is a neutral options strategy where you sell an at-the-money call and an at-the-money put, while simultaneously buying a call with a higher strike price and a put with a lower strike price. It profits from low volatility, with the maximum gain occurring if the underlying asset remains at the strike price of the short options at expiration. The risk and reward are both limited, making it a defined-risk strategy.
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Butterfly

A Butterfly Spread is a neutral options strategy where you buy one call (or put) at a lower strike price, sell two calls (or puts) at a middle strike price, and buy one call (or put) at a higher strike price. It profits from low volatility, with maximum gain occurring if the underlying asset remains at the middle strike price at expiration. The strategy has limited risk and reward, making it a cost-effective way to trade range-bound markets.
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