Risk levels for call options depend on several factors:
Expiration date: Longer expiration dates generally entail less risk, as there is more time for the stock to appreciate in value.
Strike price: Higher strike prices usually pose greater risks for call options, as the stock must experience a more substantial increase in value to become profitable.
Implied volatility: Higher implied volatility indicates greater uncertainty about the stock’s price movement, which can affect the option’s value and the potential returns.