Options search engine review

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The stock overview page provides an expiration chart where you can plot different term structures against future dates. Which of the following is not a data option?
- IV Rank
- Forward Price
- Option Strike
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When you click the Bullish button to begin a trade search, how does the option search engine decide what model price range to start with?
- It calculates a range based on the implied volatility for that term.
- It uses a 0% to +10% movement.
- It uses the forward price +/- 5%.
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Question 3 of 6

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If a secured put can be sold at options level 1, and a long put can be bought at options level 2, why is options level 3 required to do both in a single spread transaction?
- Long option positions are bought on a different exchange from where short option positions are sold.
- Option spreads introduce an opportunity for significant leverage, and investors must opt in and be approved to trade them.
- Multileg trades are not allowed without options level 3 clearance.
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Which of the following filters is not available in the options search engine?
- The ability to filter out option strategies that include naked short legs.
- The ability to filter out trades that have a peak potential return of less than 50%.
- The ability to filter out trades with options that are not fairly priced.
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How is the average return for a trade calculated in the options search engine?
- The intrinsic value for each terminal price is added together and divided by the number of prices.
- The intrinsic value of the trade at each terminal price is weighed by its probability and added up to form a complete expected value.
- The intrinsic value of the trade at the median terminal price is used.
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How can you model trades that have options with different expirations?
- Use the book manager.
- Use the "customize this trade" feature in the trade analyzer.
- This feature is not supported in the platform.
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