An options strategy involving holding both a call and a put option with the same expiration date of the same underlying asset (similar to a straddle) but with different strike prices (differentiating it from a straddle). This is a good strategy if the trader thinks the underlying security will experience large price movement in the near future but is unsure of the movement direction. A strangle is mainly profitable if the asset does sharply swing in price.
Strangle
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