I am looking to get into options. I would like to buy some PUTS on a company that I think is going to go down. Just a few questions.
For example, if XYZ company is currently trading at $10.00 and has an options chain with buyable PUTS available for $12.50, $15.00 etc, etc, why are they currently ABOVE the price if PUTS are meant to be opening a bearish position?
Conversely, why do I see CALLS available for less than the current price. Wouldn't all buyable PUTS be less than the current price and all CALLS be worth more than the current price?
Submitted January 23, 2017 at 11:58AM by thewhiterider256 http://ift.tt/2j676jS
