Why did Comcast name its cable spinoff Versant?
How are Trump tariffs impacting U.S. toy prices?
Why is the U.S. trade deficit hitting records?
What’s behind Tesla’s declining European sales?
How will OpenAI’s restructuring affect its future?
What caused Rite Aid’s second bankruptcy filing?
Why did DoorDash acquire Deliveroo and SevenRooms?
How are Canadian-U.S. trade tensions evolving?
Why are AI investments not delivering expected ROI?
Why A Short Strangle Trade Might Be Best For Volatile Stocks Like Merck
investors.com/research/options/merck-mrk-stock-short-strangle-options/?src=A00220
is showing high implied volatility at 32.3%, which is close to the highest level of volatility we have seen for this stock in 12 months. As option traders, we can take advantage of that by selling a "short strangle."
A short strangle involves selling an out-of-the-money put and an…
This story appeared on investors.com, 2025-05-06 15:42:18.