Assertion: straddle's loss | /r/HasProperty | unlimited
Facets:
value: on the upside
type: OTHER
value: in theory
type: OTHER
value: potentially
type: DEGREE
value: above the strike
type: OTHER
value: theoretically
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: The risk in a short straddle strategy is their maximum loss could be unlimited as the underlying asset price could move up or down well beyond the strike price of the option.
text: However, the loss on these types of strategies can be limitless.
text: The potential loss can be unlimited, so it is typically a strategy for more advanced traders.
text: The maximum profit that can be generated by a bear straddle is limited to the premium collected from the sale of the options while the maximum loss, in theory, is unlimited.
text: The maximum loss, in theory, is unlimited.
text: Potential loss is unlimited if the stock price rises and substantial if the stock price falls.
text: Potential loss is unlimited on the upside, because the stock price can rise indefinitely.
text: The potential maximum loss is unlimited.
text: The potential loss on the upside and downside are both unlimited.
text: Scenario A and D show us the risk- that the losses on both sides are unlimited here.
text: Theoretically, the maximum loss is unlimited or undefined to the upside.
text: Potential loss is unlimited if the stock price rises and substantial if the stock price falls.
text: Potential loss is unlimited on the upside, because the stock price can rise indefinitely.
text: While potential loss is unlimited above the strike, as for most underlyings there is no theoretical limit on how high their prices can go, below the strike underlying price typically can’t get below zero.
text: The maximum loss for a short straddle strategy is unlimited as the stock can continue to move against the trader in either direction.
text: The losses are potentially unlimited so always keep that in mind.
text: The maximum loss is unlimited and occurs when underlying asset price moves sharply in upward or downward direction on the day of expiring.
text: The net premium received by selling Put and Call Options will be your maximum profit while the losses can be unlimited if the price moves sharply in either direction.
text: It is a very risky strategy as the losses can be unlimited.