You are confusing a few different financial terms.
There are Stocks, Options and Futures.
Stocks & Futures both have options attached to them.
Options are a derivative.
See related links for more about stock options and how they work.
There are many places where one can perform future options trading. There are many places such as a stock market website or a third party website like eTrade.
FONSE is derivative market for NSE. under this exchange future and options stocks can buy/sold.
It can be difficult to predict what the stock market will do in the future.
Call options allow you to always buy the underlying stock at its strike price before expiration no matter what price the stock is in future and is therefore bought when the underlying stock is expected to go UP. Put options allow you to always sell the underlying stock at its strike price before expiration no matter what price the stock is in future and is therefore bought when the underlying stock is expected to go DOWN. As such, which one has greater potential depends on the prevailing market condition and your general outlook on the trend of the underlying stock. Generally, call options would have more appreciation potential in a bull market and put options would have more appreciation potential in a bear market.
MyStockOptions.com is good website to review when considering the value of your stock options. If we are talking your employer stock options, a lot has to do with your future plans..when you plan on leaving the firm or when you are retiring. Also, future price of the stock at the time you plan on redeeming.
I see success in the stock market future. I stay informed of this information by reads the newspaper and checking appropriate websites on this matter.
Stock Options Analysis (SOA) is the analysis of the stock market; in simpler terms, it's when people look at the stock market and decide how it's doing. This helps people buy low and sell high.
No Because there are no market makers after hours for the stock, there are also no market makers for the options. It would be too risky, especially with volatile events like earnings announcements.
Stock options are a contract specifying a contract for a future purchase between two parties. The buyer has the option to buy at a future date and the seller, the obligation.
A few options for selling your stock are market order (it becomes immediately executed at the current market price), limit order (it is executed at the price you set).
All stock options are bought at the ask price. There is no such thing as buying at bid price unless you are a market maker bidding for options in the open market.
There are many buying stock options. Some examples of buying stock options includes directional trading, market trading, and various types of option pricing.