What's the difference between a straddle and a strangle? Both are strategies for trading in the options market!
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Do you know when the market is stagnant, consolidated, or sideways, and you want to take risks on both a possible rise and a possible fall?
Well, in the options market, you have two strategies that allow you to position yourself this way: the straddle and the strangle!
The straddle is larger because the capital invested is greater. However, your probability of profit is also higher, since this strategy requires a smaller share movement.
In the case of the strangle, the risk decreases because the trade costs less. However, the probability of profit also decreases, since the stock's movement needs to be much greater and faster.
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