The short put, or naked put, is an options trading strategy where an investor sells put options without holding a position in the underlying asset. This strategy is used by traders who expect the underlying asset to remain stable or increase in price, allowing them to profit from the premium received from selling the puts.
Selling a naked put is a bullish strategy, and is mathematically the same as a covered call write, where you buy something and sell a call against it. Selling a naked call is a bearish strategy, and is the same as covered short write, where you short something and write a put against it. In either case, you make money from time decay, falling volatility, or a move in the direction that you want.
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In the money means the selling price of the item is either above (if you're working with a call) or below (if you're working with a put) the strike price in the contract. An option that is in the money can be exercised. An uncovered, or naked, option is one where the person who will have to come up with the item if the option is exercised doesn't own it. Naked calls have to be hedged with other calls: you sell a naked call at, say, $45 then buy a call yourself at $45. Naked puts have very low risk--all you're really risking is your premium. A put exercises if the strike price is above the current spot price, so if the put goes in the money at least enough to cover the premium, you exercise, collect the money from the transaction then use that money to buy the stock. If it expires worthless, you're just out your premium.
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Let's throw out a situation here. You bought a put on Westinghouse at 40. Tom, Dick, Harry and I all sold puts on Westinghouse at 40. Joe and Frank sold them at 47 and George sold them at 36. If you exercise the option, the brokerage is going to pick one of us four who sold puts at 40 and assign the exercise to him, who will then have to buy the stock from the put buyer for 40. At this point whether the put is covered or naked is immaterial; if Tom gets the assignment he pays for the stock now, and you get three business days to buy stock to cover the deal and deliver it.
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