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Options strategy recommendations

Match the strategy family to your thesis on NBIS. Each recommendation links to the full education page so you can move from chart review into the exact setup you want to study.

Bullish outlook

If you feel NBIS is bullish

Employ strategy Long Call for direct upside exposure, then compare the other bullish setups below.

  • Long Call

    Learn how a long call works, when to buy call options, and how to calculate break-even, max loss, and upside profit potential.

  • Bull Call Spread

    Learn when to use a bull call spread, how this bullish debit spread works, and how to calculate max profit, max loss, and break-even.

  • Cash Secured Put

    Learn how cash-secured puts generate income, when assignment can make sense, and how to manage strike selection, risk, and returns.

  • Protective Put

    Learn how a protective put, or married put, hedges stock downside while preserving upside, including setup, costs, and trade-offs.

  • Collar

    Learn how a collar strategy protects stock downside with a put and call, including setup, max profit, risk, and trade-offs.

  • Diagonal Spread

    Learn how a diagonal spread combines time decay and directional exposure, including setup, strike selection, and risk management.

Neutral or non-directional

If you feel NBIS is neutral

Start with Iron Condor for a sideways thesis, then review the rest of the range-bound and volatility setups below.

  • Iron Condor

    Learn how an iron condor profits in range-bound markets, including strike selection, max profit, max loss, and break-even points.

  • Covered Call

    Learn how covered calls generate option income, when shares get called away, and how to evaluate strike price, yield, and risk.

  • Iron Butterfly

    Learn how an iron butterfly profits in low-volatility markets, including strike selection, max profit, max loss, and break-even points.

  • Butterfly Spread

    Learn how a butterfly spread profits from low volatility, including strike selection, max profit, max loss, and break-even points.

  • Calendar Spread

    Learn how a calendar spread uses time decay and implied volatility, including setup, strike selection, risk, and profit potential.

  • Straddle

    Learn how a long straddle trades big moves in either direction, including setup, volatility risk, max loss, and break-even points.

  • Strangle

    Learn how a long strangle trades big moves with lower cost than a straddle, including setup, risk, and break-even points.

Bearish outlook

If you feel NBIS is bearish

Employ strategy Long Put for straightforward downside exposure, then compare the capped-risk bearish alternatives below.

  • Long Put

    Learn how a long put works, when to buy put options, and how to calculate break-even, max profit, and max loss.

  • Bear Put Spread

    Learn when to use a bear put spread, how this bearish debit spread works, and how to calculate max profit, max loss, and break-even.