Clear risk control (loss can be predefined)
Low capital needed compared to stocks
Can profit in up, down, or sideways markets
Flexible strategies (hedge or income)
Better return potential with proper planning
Risk Management: You can fix maximum loss in advance using strategies like buying options or spreads.
Capital Efficiency: Options need less money than buying shares, freeing capital for other trades.
Market Flexibility: You can earn in rising, falling, or flat markets using calls, puts, and combinations.
Income Generation: Selling options can give regular premium income if managed properly.
Hedging: Protects your stock portfolio from sudden market drops.