alleryStart learning →How does a strangle differ from a straddle?
ACall and put strikes differ
BOnly calls are used
CTwo expiry dates are used
DThe put leg is dropped
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Call and put strikes differ
A strangle is built from a call and a put with different strikes, which lowers the net cost.
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