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"call option" is a type of financial contract that gives you the right, but not the obligation, to buy a specific asset (like stocks or commodities) at a certain price within a set timeframe. It's like a special phone call where you can choose to buy something later at a fixed price if you want to.
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- We like to buy them at a discount to what we believe their fair value is, and then sell call options with strike prices equal to what we feel their fair value is. (borntosell.com)
- The purchase of call options allows an investor to profit from a short term rise in the price of the underlying security. (pocketsense.com)
- For example: someone who goes long cocoa at 850 can write a 900 strike price call option with about one month of time until option expiration. (cannontrading.com)
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