Hegic
  • Introduction
    • Options Basics
  • Buying Options
    • Bullish Options
      • Call
      • Strap
      • Bull Call Spread
      • Bull Put Spread
    • Bearish Options
      • Put
      • Strip
      • Bear Put Spread
      • Bear Call Spread
    • High Volatility Options
      • Straddle
      • Strangle
    • Low Volatility Options
      • Long Butterfly
      • Long Condor
  • Writing Options
    • Stake & Cover Pool
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    • HOT & HDF
  • Additional
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  • What are one-click strategies?
  • What is the difference between Classic and Inverse strategies?
  1. Buying Options

Bearish Options

Bearish options are used by traders when they expect to see a decrease in the asset price.

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Hegic offers four different types of bearish options:

  • (Classic Strategy)

  • (Classic Strategy)

  • (Inversion Strategy)

What are one-click strategies?

There are numerous way to create different payouts in options trading by buying or selling options with different strike prices and different market sentiments at the same time. This is what is considered as a strategy.

Hegic offers multiple different strategies as a single structured options product, throughout all four different market sentiments.

What is the difference between Classic and Inverse strategies?

The Classic strategies require a manual exercising before the expiration, while P&L on Inversion strategies will be distributed automatically if the price won’t reach the maximum loss zone at the time of expiry.

Inversion strategies include selling (writing) of options as a part of the strategy, which means they can't be exercised before expiry.

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Bear Put Spread
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