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Here is an interesting question I have - how do the exchanges determine which strikes to offer for options? For example - yesterday the lowest weekly put option strike on AAPL expiring 4/27 was $550. Today, it looks like additional strikes are offered - going all the way down to $520.
I might end up just selling put options that expire in May with a strike about $100+ dollars away from where AAPL is currently trading. The weekly $520 strike put is tempting but risky. |
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