Welcome to another in a series of articles that examines the thought process behind a variety of strategies using stock, index, and/or exchange-trade fund (ETF) options. This column will examine a strangle, the pros and cons of putting on a strangle, and the profit and loss potential of this position. So, let’s jump into this interesting strategy.

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