What is a Risk Reversal?

Risk Reversal refers to an option strategy that buys put options and sells call options at different strike prices, or vice versa. The proceeds from the sale of options can be used in part or in full to pay the premium paid for the purchase of options. Also called a buy-sell option combination (cylinder), break forward (break forward) or range forward (range forward).

Risk reversal

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Risk Reversal refers to an option strategy that buys put options and sells call options at different strike prices, or vice versa. The proceeds from the sale of options can be used in part or in full to pay the premium paid for the purchase of options. Also called a buy-sell option combination (cylinder), break forward (break forward) or range forward (range forward).
Chinese name
Risk reversal
Foreign name
Risk Reversal
Risk Reversal refers to an option strategy that buys put options and sells call options at different strike prices, or vice versa. The proceeds from the sale of options can be used in part or in full to pay the premium paid for the purchase of options. Also known as a buy-sell option portfolio (cylinder), break forward (break forward) or range forward (range forward)

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