Straddle
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A straddle is a trade where the investor buys a call and a put at the same strike and with the same expiration dates.
Straddle example: Goose buys BUBB November $40 strike puts for $2; and also buys BUBB November $40 strike calls for $3. Straddles are all about framing—there is usually only so much up or down that these trades can go and they are usually e...
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