Zero-day expiration options (0 DTE) are options that expire on the day of the trade. The rising volume of zero-date options proves that there is a demand in financial markets for additional flexibility in day trading.The 0 DTE option strategy can be more flexible in a specific market situation. However, the cost and risk of 0 DTE options can be higher compared to weekly and monthly expiration options.Special commend: How to achieve an 8%* annualized yield on your Tiger Vault Fund?0 DTE Options: Select strategy and strike priceThe implied volatility of 0 DTE options is on average higher than the implied volatility of regular monthly options. This means that, all else being equal, buyers of 0 DTE options pay an extra prem
Single-leg vs. Multi-leg: Which one is for you?
Have you ever found yourself stuck between single-leg and multi-leg options strategies? Single-leg options may be appropriate for when there are clearer market trends, while multi-leg strategies, like vertical spreads, can be handy when the market's got you second-guessing. --------------------------------------------------------------- Curious? Confused? Or utilized these strategies already? How do you decide between single-leg and multi-leg strategies? Which one do you use more frequently?
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