Part C : Myths and Misconceptions
You have probably heard that options trading is risky and only suitable to savvy and sophisticated investors. Maybe you also heard that options trades tend to be unprofitable because most options contracts expire worthless.
This workshop, in collaboration with Montreal Exchange, explores the most popular misconceptions related to options trading by tracing back to their origins and uncovering the truth.
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