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Making profits is not an “Option” with us
Since its foundation in 1995 Varengold has been trading options. Unlike futures, options are mostly traded over the phone. Options have become an area of expertise for Varengold over the last decade. Additionally, the quality of our services enables you to place orders in real time and take advantage of our partnerships’ experience.
Varengold gives you the opportunity to trade options on a wide range of underlying products such as stocks, bonds, interest rates, currencies and commodities. Because of the complexity of this financial product, it is not traded electronically. Therefore, we provide you 24 hours full service from Monday to Friday. We closely work with New Edge, which acts on our behalf in markets where we do not have direct access. We have direct access to markets and as our partner you also will have. We have gained experience and importance for the years you can benefit from.
Advantages at a Glance
- Wide variety of underlying products, i.e. stocks, bonds, interest rates, currencies and commodities
- Wide variety of strategies, i.e. stocks, bonds, interest rates, currencies and commodities
- Limited risk with the option premium price
- Trade high volumes using leverage
- Make profits on increasing and decreasing prices
- 24 hours full support from our traders on technical and order fill issues
Investment Strategy
Alongside fixed futures contracts, options are popular instruments in futures trading. An option guarantees its owner the right, but not the obligation, to buy (call option) or to sell (put option) a previously specified underlying asset at a particular time in the future (European option) or within a particular period (American option) at a fixed (strike) price specified in the contract. The seller of an option is termed the "grantor" or "writer" of the option.
For options rights, that is to say the right of execution, the buyer pays the writer a non-returnable options premium. In return, the grantor is obliged to comply with the option holder’s execution wishes and provide evidence of his liquidity by way of regular margin payments. However, an option holder will only exercise his right of execution, if his option is "in the money" on the date it matures, i.e. the current rate for the underlying is in his favor.
With the payment of an option premium, which merely represents a small part of the value of an option, it is possible to trade with leverage here too.
Varengold has been working with options for over 15 years. Our stability in this field and the experience we gained has made us more efficient in responding to our customers’ needs.
