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How do you close an option trade?
Sell to close simply means to close out an options position by putting in an order to sell the contract. A trader can sell to close for a profit, a loss or break even. If an option is out of the money and will expire worthless, a trader may still choose to sell to close to clear the position.
How do I close a sell to open put option?
Selling to open a put is similar to shorting a stock. To close the short stock position, you'd buy the stock. To close the sold-to-open option position, you'd buy to close. Unlike shorting stock, you don't borrow puts when you sell to open.
What happens when you sell to close an option?
Sell to close simply means to close out an options position by putting in an order to sell the contract. A trader can sell to close for a profit, a loss or break even. If an option is out of the money and will expire worthless, a trader may still choose to sell to close to clear the position.
What is the difference between sell to open and sell to close?
The phrase “buy to open” refers to a trader buying either a put or call option, while “sell to open” refers to the trader writing, or selling, a put or call option. “Sell to close” is when the option holder, the original buyer of the option, closes out either a call or put.
When should you close an option position?
Closing option positions, which reach 50% or another percentage of the max profit really is a good idea. Most traders aren't aware of this because it seems like a bad idea. Most traders think closing out a position at half the profit decrease the overall profitability of a strategy because you are getting less money.
What happens when you buy to close an option?
The term 'buy to close' is used when a trader is net short an option position and wants to exit that open position. In other words, they already have an open position, by way of writing an option, for which they have received a net credit, and now seek to close that position.
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