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This is due to the general characteristics of options. The greatest time decay occurs at the end of an option’s life. Prior to the availability of weekly options, the benefits of accelerated time decay could only be obtained once a month. There is now a continuous ability to benefit from accelerated time decay. This is due to the general characteristics of options.
Price of option is affected by Theta Greek everyday till expiry but its affect is more near to expiry.
If we divide our Price of option per day then Price per day decay/decline is most near to expiry.
Always remember that price movement can negate the time decay arbitrage, which is why it is very important
to make sure you are taking into consideration both Price per day decay by theta and price movement before determining a strategy to trade.
Option Strategies are made of Sell Options and buy Options which can be confusing how theta affects them. Here is quick way to check which is better.
Other Greeks like Vega has also affect on option price which
Always remember that whole point of Stock market is to “Buy low and then Sell high or Sell high and then Buy low”
Say if a Under valued stock or index with potential to go up with “high volatility or VIX or IV” which means high option prices then it may be wise to sell Put or Put Spreads instead of buying Calls or Call spreads where if volatility falls then price of premiums go down with Vega / IV of options which does not give any profits at all. Always think of above point in Stock market is to “Buy low and then Sell high or Sell high and then Buy low”
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