1, buy and open positions → sell and close positions. Strategies are divided into buy subscription and sell subscription.
l？ Buy call subscription: This is a bullish market strategy. Investors buy call options in the hope that the underlying asset price will rise when the options expire, thus making a profit.
l？ Buy, sell and sell: This is a bearish market strategy. Investors buy put options in the hope that the underlying asset price will fall when the options expire, thus making a profit.
2. Sell and open positions → buy and close positions. Strategies are divided into selling call put options and selling put call options.
l？ Selling call put options: This is a bullish market strategy. Investors sell put options in the hope that the underlying asset price will rise when the options expire, thus earning royalties. If the market moves contrary to expectations, investors may have to bear potential losses.
l？ Sell Put Subscribe: This is a bearish market strategy. Investors sell call options in the hope that the underlying asset price will fall when the options expire, so as to obtain royalties. If the market moves contrary to expectations, investors may have to bear potential losses.
3.Kul's strategy to increase the return of the portfolio and reduce the risk to some extent.
l？ Covered positions usually include holding underlying assets (such as stocks) and selling call options. The purpose of this strategy is to obtain additional royalty income by selling call options, thus increasing the income of the portfolio.
l？ If the option is not exercised, investors can keep the premium and continue to hold the underlying assets. If the option is exercised, they will sell the underlying assets at the exercise price. Covered liquidation refers to the end of covered liquidation strategy after selling call options for repurchase or expiration.