An option strategy involving the purchase and sale of put options and call options...
In options markets, a spread consisting of one long and one short option of the same type and with the same exercise price, but which expire in different months. All options must have the same underlying stock or commodity.
an Options Strategy which involves options with the same strike price, but different expiration months
Option strategy, were an investor buys and sells Put Option and Call Option contracts with the same exercise price but with different expiration dates.
The purchase and sale of two options covering the same futures contract but with the same exercise price, but different expiration dates.
The simultaneous sale of a near-term option and purchase of a longer-term option. If the striking prices are the same, it is considered a horizontal spread; if different, it is called a diagonal spread.
An option strategy, which generally involves the purchase of a farther-term opti...
The term is used interchangeably with Calendar Spread.
Two simultaneous trades in which one option is bought and another sold – both with the same strike price and underlying, but with different expirations.
In options markets, a time spread is an option strategy consisting of one long and one short option of the same underlying stock. Both have the same strike price, but different expiry dates.
The selling of a nearby option and buying of a more deferred option with the same strike price. Also called Horizontal Spread.
