Calendar Spreads, best suited for low volatility option writing (selling): Shubham Agarwal

In calendar spread, one would buy a longer-term expiry contract and sells a nearer-term option with the same strike price and same option type.

In calendar spread, one would buy a longer-term expiry contract and sells a nearer-term option with the same strike price and same option type. In calendar spread, one would buy a longer-term expiry contract and sells a nearer-term option with the same strike price and same option type. Moneycontrol Latest News Read More

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