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Long calls can be a bullish single-leg options strategy, or combined with other call and put options to create a multi-leg strategy.
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Buying Options vs. Selling Options
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Synthetic Long Stock
To create a long synthetic stock position, you simply buy an ATM call option and sell an ATM put option at the same strike price. This creates a bullish position with much less capital than owning stock.
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Short Put
A short put is a single-leg, bullish options strategy with undefined risk and limited profit potential. A short put is sold when the seller believes the price of the underlying asset will be above the strike price on or before the expiration date.
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Bullish Options Strategies
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Long Call
A long call is a bullish options strategy where the expectation is a rise in price prior to expiration. Buying a call option is a levered, risk-defined alternative to buying shares of stock.
Kirk Du Plessis
Bullish Options Strategies
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10 min video
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How to Buy a Call Option
Buying a call option is a cost-effective, risk-defined alternative to buying 100 shares of stock. Learn how to buy a call option and determine the profit and loss outcomes.
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Options Basics
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5 min video
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Long Call Option Explained
A long call is a bullish options strategy. Buying a call option is a levered, risk-defined, cost-effective alternative to buying shares of stock.
Kirk Du Plessis
Options Basics
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