Options are a new and exciting way to engage with the market. They provide different benefits from more standard investments, such as stocks, bonds, or ETFs.
We have covered how options are contracts that allow traders to buy or sell stocks at a predetermined price. They offer leverage, meaning that you can use a (relatively) small amount of money for a (relatively) larger return. They can offer higher reward, but that’s paired with higher risk.
We’ve also explored the different types of options available on eToro, including:
- Calls
- Puts
- Call spreads
- Put spreads

We’ve also learned the various measurements that go into the price fluctuations of an option (the Greeks). These include:
- Delta
- Gamma
- Theta
- Vega
Building a diversified portfolio with options can help you to tackle market swings in a new way. As you continue on your options investment journey, remember to stay informed, do your research, and evaluate your strategy regularly.
With the knowledge you have gained in this beginner’s course, you’re well on your way to achieving your financial goals and building a successful investment portfolio.
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