Limited Risk
The risk of an investment that has a predetermined maximum downside potential, which is usually the initial amount invested.
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Limited Risk
When buying options contracts, the amount of the premium paid. For example, the buyer of a call option cannot lose more than the premium even if the underlying security does not rise during the option's life.
Limited Risk
One of the biggest advantages option trading has over outright stock trading is the ability to take a view on market direction with limited risk while at the same time having unlimited profit potential.
Limited Risk
An investment where the possible loss cannot exceed a pre-determined amount. For option purchases, this amount is initial cost of options plus associated transaction fees.
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Limited risk
The risk inherent in options contracts, which is much lower than that of a futures contract, which has unlimited risk. The maximum loss in buying a call option, for example, is the premium paid for the option.
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unlimited risk An investment whose loss is potentially unlimited. Examples include short selling...
Protected Strategy A position that has limited risk. A protected short sale (short stock, long call) has limited risk, as does a protected straddle write (short straddle, long out-of-the-money combination). See also Combination and Straddle.
An option strategy with limited risk and limited profit potential that involves both a long (or short) straddle, and a short (or long) combi...(Read more)
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Since a covered put is covered (or backed) in advance by stock or cash, a covered put represents a known and limited risk should the holder of the put choose to exercise the option of the covered put.
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This trading strategy is an excellent limited-risk strategy that can be used with equity as well as commodity and futures options.
However, most unsecured bonds pose limited risk of default, since the companies that issue them are usually financially sound. Unsecured bonds are also known as debentures.
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At a time when investors are looking for fast gains with limited risk, the present instability in the markets have taught "day traders" a valuable lesson: selling and buying stocks carelessly is not the way to go with money.
The simultaneous purchase of stock and the corresponding number of put options. This is a limited risk strategy during the life of the puts because the stock can be sold at the strike price of the puts.
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The simultaneous purchase of stock and the corresponding number of put options. This is a limited risk strategy during the life of the puts because the stock can be sold at the strike price of the puts.
Naked options can be written for securities, currencies, commodities, and indexes, and have limited profit potential and unlimited risk, although the holder's risk is limited to the life of the option.
When a bond isn't backed by collateral or security of some kind, such as a mortgage, that can be used to repay the bondholders if the bond issuer defaults, the bond is described as unsecured. However, most unsecured bonds pose limited risk of default, ...
The lower two strike prices are used in the bull spread and the higher two strike prices are used in the bear spread. Either puts or calls can be used. This strategy has limited risk and limited profit.
Short selling involves unlimited risk and is not suitable for conservative investors. Traders participating in a short sell should always maintain a stop loss. Traders may utilize a stop order on a short sale, as well.
stock must be delivered, but, because the writer already owns the stock, risk is limited. This is the opposite of an uncovered call, when the writer sells a call for a stock that he/she does not already own, a dangerous strategy with unlimited risk.
Limited risk of catastrophically large losses. The essential risk is often aggregation.
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