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Options Basics

• Options give you the right, but not the obligation, to buy or sell a security, at a specific price, for a predetermined period of time.
   

• When you buy an option, your maximum potential loss is limited to the amount you paid for it (i.e., the premium).
   

• Each option contract corresponds to 100 shares of an underlying security.
   

• Buying options is a cash transaction; no margin is involved.
   

• When you sell (write) an option, your maximum potential profit is the amount of the premium you may receive.
   

• Options lose time value as they approach expiration. An option loses its time value the fastest during the last 30 days of its life.
   

• More than 80% of options expire worthless.
   

• The lower the volatility of an underlying security, the lower the option premiums.
   

• The higher the volatility of an underlying security, the higher the option premiums.
   

• Options are less liquid than the underlying security .

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