Futures and Options Trading Strategy Guide

Using futures and options, whether separately or in combination, can offer countless trading opportunities.

The 21 strategies in this guide are not intended to provide a complete guide to every possible trading strategy, but rather a starting point. Whether the contents will prove to be the best strategies and follow-up steps for you will depend on your knowledge of the market, your risk-carrying ability and your commodity trading objectives.

Futures and Options Strategy Guide
How to use this Guide & Tables	Initiating a Market Position
01. Long Futures	02. Short Futures
03. Synthetic Long Futures (Split Strike)	04. Synthetic Short Futures (Split-Strike)
05. Long Call	06. Short Call
07. Long Put	08. Short Put
09. Bull Spread	10. Bear Spread
11. Long Butterfly	12. Short Butterfly
13. Long Straddle	14. Short Straddle
15. Long Strangle	16. Short Strangle
17. Ratio Call Spread	18. Ratio Put Spread
19. Call Ratio Backspread	20. Put Ratio Backspread
21. Box or Conversion / Reversal

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Past performance is not necessarily indicative of future performance. The risk of loss in trading futures contracts or commodity options can be substantial, and therefore investors should understand the risks involved in taking leveraged positions and must assume responsibility for the risks associated with such investments and for their results.